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Vertex mulling HQ move from Fan Pier to new digs in the Seaport - Vimarsana News

Vertex mulling HQ move from Fan Pier to new digs in the Seaport

The life science giant is mulling a more consolidated campus in the outer Seaport.

Howie Carr: The PPP dog whistle payback time - Vimarsana News

Howie Carr: The PPP dog whistle payback time

So the feds in Boston this week just lugged a whole bunch of gangbangers – the Heath Street Gang. And all the usual violent gang mayhem was supplemented by “COVID fraud,” according to the press release.

More than 40 people with ties to Boston street gang arrested in racketeering scheme, linked to murders, officials say - Vimarsana News

More than 40 people with ties to Boston street gang arrested in racketeering scheme, linked to murders, officials say

The suspects are facing federal charges in connection with an alleged racketeering scheme that included three murders, the wounding of a 9-year-old, drug and gun trafficking, and some $900,000 in COVID-19 unemployment fraud, authorities said.

Trial deciding if JetBlue can buy Spirit nears its end in Boston - Vimarsana News

Trial deciding if JetBlue can buy Spirit nears its end in Boston

JetBlue says it needs to buy Spirit Airlines to compete with bigger airlines, but the Justice Department argues that the proposed merger would hurt consumers.

Source: wcvb.com
Formerly disbarred lawyer soon to be welcome back in federal court, too - Vimarsana News

Formerly disbarred lawyer soon to be welcome back in federal court, too

Boston’s federal court served as the setting for one of the worst days of attorney Robert A. George Sr.’s life on Oct. 31, 2012. That was when U.S. District Court Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton sentenced George to 42 months behind bars, 33 of which he would go on to serve at a federal prison in