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Boston convention center expansion faces cost, market hurdles
The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, already the largest building of its kind in New England, would double in size under an expansion plan unveiled yesterday by state officials, eventually becoming a 1-million-square-foot tourism "campus'' on the South Boston Waterfront.
Asus helps the travel-weary
The Asus Videophone Touch is a Skype WiFi appliance that opens a channel to loved ones too worried about H1N1 and outdated FAA computers to board a plane.
Straighten up and pack right
Business travelers cringe at this scenario: You're called to a last-minute meeting in another city, and you're on the next flight out of Logan International Airport.
Monthly foreclosures in Mass. jump
Foreclosures in Massachusetts rose nearly 30 percent in October from the previous month, but petitions to foreclose, were down 9 percent, the Warren Group said.
A slow jobs recovery in 2010?
A recent survey of economists indicates that the joblessness that has weighed down the US economic recovery will slowly start to abate in 2010.
Thanksgiving car travel expected to rise
An estimated 38.4 million Americans will be traveling 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, AAA reports.
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