Por: The Boston Globe Business November 02, 2022
Has peace finally arrived in the sparring over the Hynes Convention Center’s future?Sure appears that way.For evidence, look no further than a meeting of hoteliers and other tourism industry types that took place two weeks ago at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the Hynes’ larger sibling in the Seaport.There, the president of the Back Bay’s main business group actually complimented the head of the Massachusetts Convention Center... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Tech October 13, 2022
Tod Hynes, the founder of electric vehicle startup XL Fleet, used to keep a model of a piranha on his desk to remind him of a failed deal in Venezuela.But the scary fish didn’t help Hynes and his team avoid an even worse deal, one that will soon spell the end for XL Fleet,... + más
Biden pledge to make federal fleet electric faces slow start | WPLG Local 10
Biden pledge to make federal fleet electric faces slow start | Associated Press
Newsweek USA Life October 05, 2022
If King Charles III were to alter an established royal convention entitling his grandchildren Archie and Lilibet to be styled as prince and princess now that he has become monarch, he would open himself up to allegations of racism and pettiness, that's according to a... + más
Danish queen serves as warning for King Charles on Archie and Lili's titles | Newsweek
Is King Charles watching? Queen Margrethe's choice to strip royal titles from grandkids isn't personal: expert | Fox News
For many comic con lovers, this upcoming weekend has been on their calendars all year long.On Thursday, October 6, New York Comic Con will begin at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, and the four-day convention will have a plethora of celebrity guests,... + más
New York Comic Con: Fans Return In Droves For The Annual Festivities | Forbes
New York Comic Con tries to get back to normal in a world changed by Covid | CNBC
The Boston Globe USA Business October 03, 2022
It was happy hour on a recent Friday, and there was nary a barstool to be found in the lobby of the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport. A cardiovascular conference had taken over the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center across the street for the weekend, and the 1,000-plus room... + más
Climate protestors close one side of Seaport Blvd. bridge before dispersing; police make several arrests | The Boston Globe
Dozens of Louisiana hotels disrupted by IHG cyber attack | The Advocate
Forbes USA Business September 27, 2022
Adult Swim activationGDX Studios There is a certain creative madness which allows for the idea you can transport a fictional universe into a temporary reality. This blend of artistic vision and disregard for “the rules” is how GDX Studios transforms ordinary cityscapes into... + más
Take a look inside the most expensive home in the country, a penthouse in New York City's Central Park Tower that just listed for $250 million | Business Insider
Eight open studios events to explore on weekends this fall | The Boston Globe
Los Angeles Times USA Opinion September 27, 2022
The U.S. Constitution is flawed and ought to be changed. Here’s where I’d start: ◆ The undemocratic provision giving each state two senators, so that tiny Wyoming has the same representation as California, should be revised. ◆ The 2nd Amendment, which has become an... + más
Endorsement: Yes on Prop 1. Even in progressive California, abortion rights need constitutional protection | Los Angeles Times
Public input sought on proposed New Orleans Convention Center hotel at Oct. 21 meeting | The Advocate
The Boston Globe USA Nation September 25, 2022
Artificial athletic fields, nearly ubiquitous across big cities and small towns, have weathered a lot over the years and not just the legions of stampeding children. Critics have pointed to the extreme heat they generate on sunny days, when the surface can be more than 60... + más
Chicago Bears QB rewind: After Justin Fields’ self-proclaimed ‘trash’ performance, the passing attack is still on a treasure hunt | Chicago Tribune
A dream lives on. Fields hopes to revive thoroughbred horse racing in Hardwick. | The Boston Globe
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