Business Archives - Page 3 of 32 - Cambridge

Group running the Somerville Theatre buys its building too – and now just has to pay back the cost

by Marc Levy October 23, 2026

The group of movie lovers that owns and runs the Somerville Theatre has bought its Davis Square building and is crowdfunding to ease its $12 million price.

FOOD

Naco Taco closes Nov. 1 in Cambridge to consolidate with The Smoot Standard next door

by Marc Levy October 23, 2026

The 11-year-old Mexican restaurant in The Port neighborhood gets “a proper sendoff on Halloween night,” owners said.

DEVELOPMENT

Cambridge gives final approvals for a hotel on the Somerville line and its linking of community paths

by Marc Levy October 22, 2026

A 145-room hotel straddling the Cambridge-Somerville line at McGrath Highway can go forward now that it has Cambridge’s Board of Zoning Appeal approvals.

BITE-OFF

The best slice of cheese pizza in Davis Square

by Marc Levy October 21, 2026

It’s hard to go from one place to another in Somerville’s Davis Square without being reminded you could be eating pizza. The big question is: Which?

LET’S GET COFFEE

Chocolate is food: L.A Burdick in Harvard Square

by Corky White October 21, 2026

The pastries, the chocolates, the thick, dark hot chocolate – even the gift boxes – at this Harvard Square shop are satisfying in their luxury and the affection in their making.

BITE

Choila at Curry Express

by Marc Levy October 21, 2026

It would be hard to recommend a dish more highly than I do this Nepalese chicken salad – unless you’re averse to strong flavors with high spice.

TAXONOMY

Tax tip of the week: Your W-2 is more than a record of what you earned

by Vincent Hicks October 19, 2026

Here's where filers of the IRS tax form W-2 needs to start – with the wages and the taxes withheld from their paychecks.

BUSINESS

As Amgen turns 25, the chatter is about who’s new on the list to the Kendall Square and Alewife party

by Marc Levy October 16, 2026

The life sciences company Amgen celebrated 25 years in Kendall Square, and local and state officials took the chance to look ahead as well as back.

DEVELOPMENT

West Cambridge neighbors lose appeal against construction that gives board little to latch onto (corrected)

by Marc Levy October 16, 2026

Amid 1,200 pages of filings about a residential project at 90 Lexington Ave. in Cambridge, a board finds most complaints aren't under their purview.

LET’S GO SHOPPING

WardMaps is just the ticket for transit fans, but its goods take customers far beyond the borders of the MBTA

by Linda Given October 15, 2026

If you love maps, if you love trains, if you love the T, you’ll love WardMaps, and you just might feel like you’re in paradise when you visit. But there's more.