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Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers on Boston's business scene.

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Phillip Eng, former New York City regional transportation chief is taking the reins at the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Booming biotech development is adding constraints to Boston’s already tight housing market.

The New Blue and the Ontario Party both have anti-pandemic mandate stances, and each boasts an incumbent MPP who was thrown out of the PC caucus in the last term. They are both among 21 minor parties — and 41 independent candidates — vying for about five per cent of voters dissatisfied with the mainstream options.

Boston has selected two consulting firms to guide changes to its linkage and Inclusionary Development Policy. Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the consultant selection and an advisory committee of policy experts, affordable housing advocates including Dorchester-based groups, and developers to take part in shaping Boston’s new affordability ratios. California-based firm David

When you think of June, you may think about the start of summer, longer days and this year, the provincial election. Ontarians are set to head to the polls on June 2nd. University of Guelph political science professor Tamara Small shares her insight in where things stand. Also hear what Cambridge voters have to say about the election.

Large employers are again preparing to bring people back to the office, with several announcing return dates over the next six weeks.

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