Jessica Geller
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Golf on Christmas Eve? Yes.
It was easier to find an open golf course than a ski trail in Massachusetts on Christmas Eve because no ski resorts were open Thursday. → Read More
App users get free 2-hour parking in Boston
The City of Boston is offering free two-hour parking between now and Jan. 2. Residents and visitors must use the ParkBoston app, which is free to download for iPhone and Android users, and enter the promo code “617617” to redeem the offer, the mayor’s office said. Each ParkBoston account will be allowed to use the […] → Read More
Use the ParkBoston app and get two hours of free parking
The City of Boston is offering free two-hour parking between now and Jan. 2. → Read More
An early gift: Wi-Fi speeds upgraded at Logan
The internet connection speed at Boston Logan International Airport is now faster. → Read More
Postal Service says deliveries running almost 50 percent above projections
The US Postal Service is now projecting about a 15 percent increase in the number of packages delivered during the holiday season. → Read More
Wegmans tops ranking for price, quality in Checkbook’s supermarket survey
Boston Consumers’ Checkbook released Thursday its rankings for price and quality at Boston-area supermarkets. → Read More
Massachusetts Life Sciences Center awards $930,000 to local companies for research
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center said Wednesday it has granted $930,000 to Massachusetts companies to support research and development collaborations through the agency’s “Universal Partnerships” program. → Read More
Boston startup TVision Insights adds more data to TV advertising
Boston-based TVision Insights, which provides data for television programming and advertisements, said Wednesday it has raised $2.5 million from private investors. → Read More
Instacart partners with Brookline’s Pantry to deliver recipe kits to your kitchen
What’s for dinner tonight? How about eggplant caponata or maple Dijon sloppy joes? And don’t forget dessert – dark chocolate brioche bread pudding. → Read More
Vivoom: Few user-generated videos cause problems, but those are big headaches for brands
User-generated content is growing dramatically on the Internet, yet brands remain hesitant to connect their message to viral videos gone wrong. → Read More
Insightfully aims to turn connections into relationships
A social network is just that – a network of people with knowledge on a variety of topics. But most social users engage with only a fraction of their connections. → Read More
Nantucket’s Island Airlines shuts down
Nantucket’s Island Airlines and Cape and Islands Air Freight are closing immediately. → Read More
Key phrases from DraftKings decision
Judge Manuel Mendez Friday ordered DraftKings, Inc. and FanDuel, Inc. to temporarily stop taking entries from New York. → Read More
HubSpot, Bain top Glassdoor’s ‘2016 Best Places to Work’ list in Boston
What do Bain & Company, Inc. and HubSpot Inc. have in common? Both Massachusetts companies ranked in the top five in Glassdoor’s “2016 Best Places to Work” that was released Tuesday. → Read More
First look at Google’s Trekker images of the Charles River
The Charles River is now virtual. Alphabet Inc.’s Google Maps and the Charles River Conservancy, a nonprofit, worked together in October to produce imagery → Read More
Amazon Prime members can now stream Showtime, Starz, and more – for a fee
Amazon.com Inc. launched a new “Streaming Partners Program” Tuesday, jumping headfirst into the growing battle with Apple Inc., Comcast Corp., Netflix Inc., and content producers for streaming video viewers. → Read More
Cambridge police join Nextdoor, the private social network for neighborhoods
Neighbors are communicating virtually, and police departments looking for new ways to communicate with residents are joining them online. → Read More
‘Hour of Code’ to focus on Boston public schools
Elsa of Arendelle, from Disney’s “Frozen” movie, runs straight 100 pixels, turns right 90 degrees, and then repeats steps one and two three more times. The outcome? The princess ice skates in the shape of a square. → Read More
John Fish named chairman of Boston Fed board
John F. Fish and Gary L. Gottlieb have been named the chairman and deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. → Read More
Domino’s high-tech pizza delivery fleet equipped with ovens, room for 80 pies
A car with an oven, one seat, and capabilities to illuminate a logo on the ground? Definitely not the usual pizza delivery driver’s 15-year-old car. Or even the normal Chevrolet Spark, the make of Domino’s Pizza Inc.’s newest fleet of high tech delivery cars. → Read More