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A Warning About Bitcoin From 'Penny Stocks For Dummies' Author

Peter Leeds, author of Penny Stocks for Dummies, has major ...

Peter Leeds, author of Penny Stocks for Dummies, has major concerns about the currency in the aftermath of the Mt Gox Bitcoin fiasco.

Bitcoin Investor Unrattled By Problems With Mt. Gox

An experienced Bitcoin investor says there's been a lot of ...

An experienced Bitcoin investor says there's been a lot of bad news about the currency lately.

Mike's Pastry Approved For Harvard Square

The Italian bakery in Boston's North End has received unanimous ...

The Italian bakery in Boston's North End has received unanimous approval from the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal to open in Harvard Square.

Leaders At Billerica Company Buy It Out, Saving Local Jobs

A 30-year-old Billerica precision manufacturer will be staying put.

Berklee College Of Music Starts New Program For Teaching Business Side Of Things

Berklee College of Music is launching the Institute for Creative ...

Berklee College of Music is launching the Institute for Creative Entrepreneurship as a new initiative to foster the best practices of business and technology in the music business.

EnVivo's Alzheimer's Drug Could Be On Fast Track For Approval

The drug is said to be able to rebuild memory

More Credit Card Complaints Are Being Resolved

The number of complaints about credit cards is growing.

Genzyme Jumps Into Rapidly Growing Business Of Genetic Medicines

Genzyme is spending $700 million dollars to buy a chunk ...

Genzyme is spending $700 million dollars to buy a chunk of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals of Cambridge.

Mass. Could Sue Firm In Trouble For Rollout of Federal Health Care Website

The state is taking aim at the same company being ...

The state is taking aim at the same company being blamed for many of the problems on the government's health care website.

More Evidence Of The Recovering Housing Market

A report from RealtyTrac finds the rate of negative equity, ...

A report from RealtyTrac finds the rate of negative equity, where homes are worth less than the value on their mortgage, is improving.