Today's look in 1860 townhouse

This 1860-built Charlestown townhouse has been given a high-end gut-rehab and interior makeover, turning it into a showpiece contemporary single-family with four floors of living space. The four-bedroom attached brick rowhouse at 6 Washington St. features...

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Sexy, stylish Fiat turns heads

Undersized, underpowered, but with a huge personality, the 2012 Fiat 500C is just a blast to drive. Let's face it, you're not going to win any races with this runaround, but heads will turn as you sport about the city. The sexy Cinquecento is the second...

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Newbury St. water main fix has retail group piping mad

The Back Bay Association wants the Boston Water and Sewer Commission to step up and help with a promotional campaign for Newbury Street businesses disrupted by a water main replacement project. "We are encouraging the commission to do whatever they...

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Building boom in Newton

Seven miles west of downtown Boston in the city of Newton, construction activity is going strong. Less than a 45-minute commute from downtown Boston by train, subway or express bus, Newton is divided into 13 "villages" and rather than having a single...

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'Facebook' for docs sees rash of success

Matthew J. Goldstein was stumped. Three months ago, the Brigham and Women's Hospital physician had a patient with a mysterious rash. So, uncertain what to prescribe, Goldstein obtained the woman's permission to post photos of it on Doximity, the equivalent...

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Twit does damage to Twitter

It took a 29-year-old hedge fund analyst and political operative with a sick compulsion for inciting panic to expose the dark side of Twitter earlier this week. Using his widely followed account @ComfortablySmug, the New Yorker posted false updates...

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Hotel plan faces long-winded review

Developers of a hotel and condo tower say the project will energize a "lifeless" block of Stuart Street, but Back Bay neighbors hope it won't worsen wind conditions or cast shadows across Copley Square. A team of Hub hoteliers Gary and Jeffrey Saunders...

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Chestnut Hill to add 3 restaurants

The Mall at Chestnut Hill wants to expand its footprint so it can fit in three new restaurants and spiff up the front of the upscale shopping center. Owner Simon Property Group's plans come amid a flurry of competing Route 9 retail developments taking...

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Despite cuts, lensbright for Dynavac

Even as it won a contract to design satellite test facilities, Hingham-based Dynavac, a market leader in precision optical coating systems, has been forced to lay off 10 percent of its workforce. CEO Thomas Foley said Dynavac laid off six people this...

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Virgin Australia offers $102 million for Skywest

SYDNEY — Virgin Australia Holdings, the nation's second-largest airline, announced Tuesday a 99 million Australian dollar ($102 million) takeover offer for regional carrier Skywest Airlines and revealed it had bought a 60 percent stake in budget domestic...

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Professional groups offer career training, networking events

When it comes to business networking for the city's multicultural professional class, Boston is home to some of the best and most active groups in the country. Local organizations host everything from social meet-ups to community giveback events to...

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Sandy to be boon for sweeps

It's a sweeps month bonanza for Boston TV stations — the mammoth hurricane rocketing toward the East Coast is expected to draw big audiences during one of the most critical ratings periods of the year. "Household-using-television levels will go way...

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Obama's head of the class

The sluggish economic recovery has the Hub's collegiate upperclassmen wracked with worry over their job prospects come graduation day, yet many say President Obama remains the right leader to fix the nation's ills. "Obama has already pushed down the...

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Beware of app-aritions this Halloween!

Trick-or-treating has gone digital. No more going door-to-door without a plan. These days, you've got to maximize your treat-collection efficiency by plotting a route with a mobile app. For 99 cents, the Trick or Treating app, available at the iTunes...

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