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Digital Diva: Improve Your Image With Savvy Cyber Know-How
Christina DavisChances are you've been living in denial for some time. You keep thinking that these computer-thingys are going to go away and you won't have to really learn how to use them.
Restaurant Group Headed By Phantom Gourmet CEO At Odds With Industry Association
As the state Legislature neared the end of its session last week, the Senate unexpectedly passed an expanded bottle bill by a voice vote, surprising advocates and opponents alike, both of whom thought the bill was dead.
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AdviceFive Ways To Do HR Right
James J. Mcsweeney Special To The Worcester Business JournalI recently wrote a book about the business benefits of a well-run human resources program on the basis of an old cliché, "What I've learned over the past 25 years in employee benefits and HR could fill a …" In fact, a better understanding of HR wo
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BriefingBriefing: Sales Tax Holiday
The state Legislature has again given consumers and retailers a break, approving an August sales tax holiday for the seventh time in eight years. This year, the tax-free holiday will take place this weekend, Aug. 11 and 12.
Drawbacks In A Growth Industry: More farmers markets may put more pressure on local growers
Farming with her husband in Oxford for 29 years, Fran Shivick is known at local farmers markets as the “Tomato Queen,” and wears the title proudly, airbrushed in bright red and yellow on her white T-shirt and hat.
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Advice101: Taking A Vacation
For some of us, the thought of taking time off from work almost elicits more stress than staying at work does. Who will continue the project you started?
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Focus On LawShould Central Mass. Have A Law School? Despite Some Appeal, Industry May Not Support One
Emily MicucciStudents in and around Worcester have schools that can prepare them to become doctors, veterinarians, teachers, engineers and finance professionals.
State May Take Some Fire Out Of Biomass, Regulations Could Impact Fitchburg Plant
Emily MicucciAt first glance, Pinetree Power, a wood biomass energy plant in Fitchburg, seems poised for success.
WBJ Talk Back: National Grid Fines, Taking The Commuter Train, Insuring Employees
NOT-SO-FINE-FINESMassachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is seeking $16 million in fines from National Grid
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Page One StoryRoad To Revival: Blackstone Valley Towns Continue To Reap Benefits Of Route 146
When state officials decided in the 1990s to upgrade Route 146 and widen the connection between Worcester, Providence and all of the major highways in between, the promised impacts were huge.
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Q&A With David Surprenant, Managing Partner At Mirick O'Connell In Worcester
Rick SaiaDavid Surprenant, the managing partner at one of the largest law firms in Central Massachusetts, was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in the 2012 edition of The Best Lawyers in America in the field of corporate law.
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Incorporations
These Central Massachusetts businesses filed incorporation papers with the Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office from May 1-15, 2012. Listed below are the corporate name, address, ZIP and president. ACTON
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Why You Need A Mobile Device Policy
By michelle Drolet Special To The Worcester Business JournalWhether you choose to embrace it or try to resist it, the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) trend is set to grow. A study by Cisco Systems found that 78 percent of white-collar workers in the U.S.
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New England Must Bank On New Skills
James T. Brett And Alan Clayton-matthews Special To The Worcester Business JournalAt a recent conference, economists from around the region discussed the outlook for New England.
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Fast food restaurant chain Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is looking to open a third Central Massachusetts location, this time on Lincoln Street in Worcester, after the Louisiana-based chain announced it would open its second location in the region in July. Known for its chicken strips, crinkle-cut fries, and Texas toast, Raising Cane's’ newest location is part of a string of fast-casual restaurants opening or significantly expanding in Central Massachusetts over last few years, including Dave’s Hot Chicken, Chick-fil-A, Kelly's Roast Beef, and Jersey Mike's.
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Worcester Business Journal presents a special commemorative edition celebrating the 300th anniversary of the city of Worcester. This landmark publication covers the city and region’s rich history of growth and innovation.
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