Jon Chesto

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Jon Chesto

Add Logan Airport to Boston’s long list of live-music venues this summer. Yes, you heard that correctly: Professional musicians and college students will perform in the baggage claim areas of terminals B and C in July and August as a test run to see if it improves the experience of travelers stuck waiting for their luggage to roll out. Massachusetts Port Authority Rich Davey announced the test run at a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting on Thursday.

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Jon Chesto

The slowdown in travelers from Canada amid President Trump’s tariffs and calls to annex the country is finally starting to show up at Logan Airport. The number of passengers heading to and from Canada through Logan fell 5 percent in April from the same month in 2024, while total international traffic rose by 10 percent.

2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Jon Chesto

Suffolk University has shifted its center of gravity from the Beacon Hill neighborhood to the Tremont Street corridor over the past two decades, and no one is more responsible for this reshaping than senior vice president John Nucci. Now, after 19 years in Suffolk leadership, Nucci has decided to retire at the age of 73. The university administrator will step down at the end of August. Dorm conversions at the old Ames hotel (One Court St.) and 10 West Street.

2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Jon Chesto

With a big presence in its home state of Massachusetts, BJ’s Wholesale Club chief executive Bob Eddy has looked elsewhere for expansion in recent years. However, with the success of the Marlborough-based chain’s westward march across the country, Eddy has decided it’s time now to invest a bit more back home as well. Toward that end, BJ’s announced this week that it’s building a store in Springfield, its first new club in Massachusetts in 13 years — as it opens stores at a clip of 10 to 15 a year.

2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Jon Chesto

Two workers in the chain’s Tewksbury-based headquarters who support Demoulas say the normally orderly world around the corporate office and distribution center has turned chaotic. One said the work environment has become more hostile now than 11 years ago when a different board, under the control of Demoulas’s cousin, fired Demoulas and prompted a six-week store walkout and boycott in support of bringing him back.