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Grant Welker

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Projects Reporter at Boston Business Journal

Boston Business Journal. Co-author of We Are Market Basket. UConn Journalism.

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  • Why was Market Basket CEO Arthur Demoulas placed on leave?

    1 week ago | nbcboston.com | Grant Welker

    A decision to put Market Basket’s popular chief executive on leave was years in the making, a member of the board of directors said late Wednesday. Steve Collins, one of four members of the grocery chain’s board, told the Business Journal that CEO Arthur T. Demoulas didn’t give the board proper due on a wide range of issues, ranging from a succession plan involving his adult children to matters such as budgeting and the purchase of property.

  • Market Basket’s longtime CEO put on leave - Providence Business First

    1 week ago | bizjournals.com | Grant Welker

    The longtime leader of Market Basket, Arthur T. Demoulas, has been put on administrative leave through a vote of the company’s board of directors on Wednesday.

  • A year after bankruptcy, WeWork is bullish on Boston

    1 week ago | nbcboston.com | Grant Welker

    Nearly a year after the coworking giant WeWork emerged from bankruptcy, a leasing executive sees encouraging signs for its Boston market, where it has seven locations. WeWork’s local coworking spaces, scattered from the Seaport to Cambridge to Back Bay, are “experiencing a meaningful recovery in 2025,” said Nicholas DeMarinis, a vice president and head of leasing for WeWork’s east region. Stream NBC10 Boston news for free, 24/7, wherever you are.

  • Inside Boston's 15 office-to-residential projects

    1 week ago | nbcboston.com | Grant Welker

    With just over six months to go in Boston's office-to-residential conversion-incentive program, a total of 762 units have been either approved or proposed. The estimated 1,500 or more people expected to move in is a relatively small number in relation to the roughly 13,000 who are estimated to live downtown, where most of the projects are located. And their total of just over 606,000 square feet is a tiny piece of the neighborhood's 36 million square feet of office.

  • Boston's population nears pre-pandemic levels

    2 weeks ago | nbcboston.com | Grant Welker

    Boston is still behind its pre-pandemic population but has nearly returned to 2020 levels, according to new census data. The city's population in 2024 was down just 0.3% from 2020, when Boston and many other larger cities began seeing a decline amid new remote and hybrid work possibilities and other ways that economies were upended by the pandemic. More on this story from Boston Business Journal Copyright Boston Business Journal

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Grant Welker
Grant Welker @GrantSWelker
16 May 24

Sam Adams? Harpoon? Night Shift? Untold? How these Massachusetts breweries picked their names. https://t.co/vK99w3sh7D

Grant Welker
Grant Welker @GrantSWelker
6 May 24

The official campus bookstore for Harvard and MIT, @harvardcoop, will undergo its first leadership change in more than three decades in September. https://t.co/d1EaQAcw7D

Grant Welker
Grant Welker @GrantSWelker
29 Mar 24

RT @WSJ: 🧵One year ago today, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia for doing his job. He remains in a Mosc…