Contents Of The August 3, 2009 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
SAD FACE: If this economy is getting you down, don’t worry you’re not alone. People are seeking mental health services in Massachusetts in record numbers.
FREEWARE: The closure of a Maynard tech company has sparked the debate over open source software.
DEAL OPTIONS: Money for biotech startups is tight, leading many in the industry to think an increase in acquisitions will be on the way.
FAMILY TIES: A Worcester judge handed down an $11 million verdict in a long-winding family dispute involving a local company.
News & Analysis
TURNING DIRT: A housing development on Route 20 in Oxford has broken ground.
DATA CENTRAL: Interactive Data Corp. completes a huge upgrade to its Boxborough campus.
NETWORKED: Workers’ Credit Union branches out through affiliation.
The List Venture Capital Deals
Special Focus: LAW
LIFE AFTER RICCI: The recent Supreme Court ruling on the New Haven Firefighters case has lawyers scratching their heads.
RULE CHANGE: A recently enacted law will give local nonprofits more flexibility in how they spend their endowments.
HEALTH RULES: Debate stirs up over proposed fixes to the state’s health care reform laws
Shop Talk
Q&A with Bill Andrews, CEO, ExaGrid Systems of Westborough
Staff Columns
Departments
Upcoming Issues
Aug. 17 Issue: Special focus is Education. The List: Top Colleges & Universities.
Aug. 24 Special Advertising Issue: Business Profiles.
Sept. 1 Issue: Special focus is 40 Under Forty. The List: Top Nonprofits in Central Mass.
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