Dana Gerber

Downtown Boston is fighting a case of the Mondays That's the sense you get walking around the city's urban core at the outset of the workweek.

Faculty members at Lesley University have ratified a new union contract, ending about two years of negotiations with the Cambridge school.

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The summit features panels on technical education, autonomous cars, and non-tech companies leveraging AI.

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Last Friday night, Kristin Cabot went to a Jack Johnson concert in New Hampshire, a low-key show that, for her, had one major thing in its favor: “No jumbotron — only the one that showed him.”

Teso Life, an Asian department store selling toys, beauty products, snacks, and more opened Friday in a long-vacant space on Washington Street, the latest brand to plant a flag in Boston's Downtown Crossing neighborhood.

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A ballot question that could repeal legalized recreational weed is set to go before Massachusetts voters this November, and The Globe wants to hear residents' thoughts on the potential rollback.