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Construction on a luxury apartment complex underway in Woburn, Mass. on April 22, 2022.

Tell us: Do you live in a new apartment building in Greater Boston? We want to hear about it.

We’re looking for people who rent in buildings that are two or three years old — or newer — in or around Boston to talk about what they pay, what they get in terms of amenities and location, and what they think about where they live.

Businesses where George Floyd was killed sue Minneapolis, saying police are not protecting the area
Several stores at the location where George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police in 2020 have sued the city, accusing it of neglecting the area and hurting business.

Boston Beer Co. scores a win on lawsuit over Truly hard seltzer sales
A court ruled that the maker of Sam Adams did not mislead its investors by hyping sales of its Truly hard seltzer in 2021.

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Home of the Week: For less than $600k, a three-bedroom Roslindale condo
The unit, which has been completely renovated, comes with a private deck and three parking spots.

Why extended warranties aren’t necessary
Retailers get a percentage or a commission for every extended warranty sold, and they often incentivize salespeople to push them.

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10 things to know before you buy in a community association
It’s important to understand what you can and cannot do.

CVS pharmacists are at a breaking point, imperiling company’s reinvention plans

People walked in downtown Plymouth on Nov. 3.

More than a rock and the Mayflower, downtown Plymouth aims high

From left to right: Dr. Alden Doerner Rinaldi, Dr. Caitlin Brennan, Dr. Zachary Sager, Dr. Roxanne Sholevar, and Dr. Yvan Beaussant posed for a portrait inside one of the rooms at the Care Dimensions Hospice House in Lincoln where terminally ill patients can receive synthetic psilocybin as part of a small trial.

Can magic mushrooms help hospice patients face death? Dana-Farber researchers want to find out.

Gen Z in Boston

In Chapter One of BoZton, we’ll touch on the burdens of soaring rent, the scramble to find an apartment, and the elusive dream of homeownership as it pertains to young people of the city.

Introducing BoZton, a video series for The Hub's 20-somethings

In Chapter One, we break down the burdens of housing for the city's Gen Z population.

Watch the trailer Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

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Introducing the Tech Power Players 50 list of 2023

Our second annual ranking spotlights leaders keeping New England’s technology scene vibrant in a challenging climate.

See who ranked No. 1Explore the full project

BOLD TYPES

Trustees of Reservations president and CEO Katie Theoharides.

Trustees CEO Katie Theoharides talks climate change

Globe reporter Janelle Nanos sits down with leaders in the city’s business community to talk career paths, accomplishments, and visions for Boston’s future.

Explore the full series

ON THE STREET

A heart sculpture on display near Framingham's downtown, with "welcome" written in a variety of languages.

Framingham is reinventing itself. Again.

The On the Street series looks at the past, present, and future of neighborhoods in Greater Boston.

Framingham’s public schools offer a pipeline for inclusionExplore the full series

See the Tech Unicorn Tracker

The Boston Globe's tech unicorn tracker lists startups headquartered in Massachusetts that have a valuation of at least $500 million.

Tech Power Players 50 nominations for 2024 now open

Tell us who should be on our list of the most influential and interesting people on the Massachusetts technology scene.

Listen to Globe Opinion's new podcast, ‘Say More with Shirley Leung’

Congress Street in Boston's Financial District on July 29, 2020.

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10 things to know before you buy in a community association

It’s important to understand what you can and cannot do. 10:01 a.m.

A crane lifts a shipping container at an automated container port in Tianjin, China, on Jan. 16.

The world economy will slow next year because of inflation, high rates and war, OECD says

The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated Wednesday that international growth would slow to 2.7 percent in 2024 from an expected 2.9 percent pace this year. 9:44 a.m.

Rocket Software chief executive Milan Shetti (right), who took over from Andy Youniss (left) in 2018, is buying the applications business of OpenText.

Waltham software firm expanding with $2 billion deal

While many corporate IT departments have moved to cloud computing, Rocket remains focused on catering to big banks, health care systems, and others still relying on older style mainframe computers. 9:41 a.m.

Famed feminist website Jezebel to be resurrected by Paste Magazine

Paste Magazine, a music and culture outlet, acquired Jezebel on Tuesday and planned to start publishing on the site again as soon as Wednesday. 9:27 a.m.

Tech executives at Microsoft and Amazon have dropped out of an upcoming software conference after at least one of the women on the agenda turned out to be fake.

Fake AI-generated woman on tech conference agenda leads Microsoft and Amazon execs to drop out

DevTernity organizer Eduards Sizovs admitted on social media that one of the featured speakers was an “auto-generated” woman with a fake title. 8:23 a.m.

The Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C.

A conservative attack on government regulation reaches the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a challenge to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s ability to fight fraud. 7:20 a.m.

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A spread from a pop-up dinner by the chefs of Little Friend's at Glou, a wine bar in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence.

4 pop-up restaurants worth checking out in Rhode Island in December 2023

A ticketed dinner serving small plates, a bar takeover from a Boston sake expert, smash burgers, and more. 6:00 a.m.

Cans of Tree House Brewing Company's New England IPA Julius made their way down the canning line of the brewery in Charlton in 2019.

Shareholder lawsuits are common. Here’s what makes the one at Tree House Brewing unique.

The case is a face-off between a minority shareholder, Eric Granger, and the duo that owns 98 percent of the successful brewery. 5:45 a.m.