Dana Gerber
Business Producer and Reporter at The Boston Globe
business producer/reporter @bostonglobe | prev @bostonglobearts, @dallasnews, @Bethesda_Mag, and @beaconupdate | baby food enthusiast | she/her/hers. ✨
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bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
In light of the vote, here are the rest stop designs proposed by Applegreen, which has presented three options, depending on the location of the plaza: coastal, western, and metro (Central Mass.).
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buff.ly | Dana Gerber
As it ventures further into physical retail, Wayfair has set up shop close to home. The Boston-based home goods company opened a new, approximately 26,000-square-foot outlet in Attleboro on Wednesday. It’s the e-commerce brand’s first physical presence in the region since its short-lived outpost in the Natick Mall shuttered in 2020, and Wayfair’s eighth outlet store.
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bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
Wayfair opened a physical store in Attleboro, Mass., on June 18.HandoutAs it ventures further into physical retail, Wayfair has set up shop close to home. The Boston-based home goods company opened a new, approximately 26,000-square-foot outlet in Attleboro on Wednesday. It’s the e-commerce brand’s first physical presence in the region since its short-lived outpost in the Natick Mall shuttered in 2020, and Wayfair’s eighth outlet store.
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bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
The “big, beautiful” budget reconciliation bill that narrowly passed the House last month with Trump’s support would threaten part-time students’ eligibility for Pell Grants — federal awards designated for low-income undergraduates — reduce the kinds of loans students can take out, overhaul repayment plans, and hike the endowment tax for some universities. Trump himself has pitched cuts to another grant for low-income students and the federal work-study program.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
Inside America’s oldest ballpark, unionized concessions workers are approaching the strike zone. More than 1,000 cooks, cashiers, warehouse attendants, and other workers at Fenway Park, plus several dozen at the adjacent MGM Music Hall, are casting votes today and through the weekend on whether to authorize a first-ever strike after their previous contract expired at the end of last year.
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