AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBusiness: Newton-based Global Partners has moved its headquarters to a new three-floor office, while Craveworthy Brands agreed to buy Papa Gino’s parent company, adding more than 160 restaurants and planning to bring its Wing It On! brand to the chain. Housing: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu proposed a limited rollback of affordable-housing requirements, arguing the changes could help revive stalled development. Abortion Policy: Gov. Maura Healey declared an emergency to keep Massachusetts’ contested abortion law in effect; Catholic leaders condemned the move. Labor: Brigham and Women’s Hospital and its unionized nurses resumed contract talks as they seek to avert a strike. Schools and Technology: Sen. Ed Markey pressed Google to let schools disable AI features without losing access to Search. Election Results: Massachusetts voters rejected a starter-home zoning measure and approved expanding the state’s public records law.
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