Business Archives - Page 18 of 27 - Cambridge

Cambridge will see a budget bigger than $1B, spending that may land hard on residential taxpayers within two years

by Marc Levy April 28, 2026

The next annual budget for the city of Cambridge will surpass $1 billion despite City Hall staff holding year-over-year growth to an austere 4.1 percent.

DEVELOPMENT

Copper Mill now says its alternative tower designs will be available Tuesday

by Marc Levy April 27, 2026

There will be four options for a building at varying heights, reflecting controversy over the original 502-unit, 26-story version in a design many disliked.

TAXONOMY

Tax tip of the week: Missing the tax filing deadline isn’t cause for panic

by Vincent Hicks April 27, 2026

To start with, if you’re owed a refund, there’s no penalty for filing late. Even if you owe, missing a deadline shouldn't be fatal.

FASHION

The Garment District, where the old becomes new again, hits 40

by Gabriella Collin April 24, 2026

The beloved thrift megastore finds surprising ways to reinvent itself in the age of influencers.

BUSINESS

President of Lesley University says she is leaving June 30

by Marc Levy April 23, 2026

The president of Lesley University is stepping down after seven years, leaving the role at the end of June as her contract term expires, according to a university email sent Wednesday. Upon Janet...

MENU

Korean fried chicken and two new Brazilian restaurants for Somerville; a cafe for Cambridge

by Marc Levy April 23, 2026

On the Menu this week: A few announced and expected openings, from cafe fare to Korean and Brazilian grill and pães de queijo, and goodbye to the ArtBar.

ASK CHEF JJ

Dining safely with allergies or celiac disease takes a village. Also: Where to start eating the rainbow

by JJ Gonson April 22, 2026

For the people trying to eat only “the good things,” there's no superfood waiting to swoop in. But we can help ourselves by going back the basics.

BUSINESS

Somerville is letting restaurants, bars and clubs expand their hours for the World Cup

by Marc Levy April 22, 2026

For the coming summer weeks of World Cup soccer, businesses with alcoholic beverage licenses can opt in for 9 a.m. openings and 3 a.m. closings.

LET’S GET COFFEE

Coffee in the great outdoors: Sidewalks are for sipping

by Corky White April 22, 2026

The three outdoor places I review here are not like the Parisian café in the Jardin du Luxembourg, but they are what we have and we are happy to have them.

BITE

Grilled cheese at Juicy Jay’s

by Marc Levy April 22, 2026

This is the grilled cheese you’re thinking of: American and cheddar between slices of buttered brioche bread, right in an affordable comfort food sweet spot.