Contents Of The July 6, 2009 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
DOLLAR DEGREES – Colleges in Central Massachusetts are struggling to keep costs down.
WEST COAST DRAMA – The failure of California’s IndyMac Bank has had an impact locally.
QUASI-COMPLETE – The group charged with reviewing salaries at the state’s quasi-public agencies is begging for more time.
TOUGH TIMES – Mergers predicted by some in the nonprofit sector are coming to fruition.
News & Analysis
RAIL LINES – A new effort to update commercial rail lines is expected to spur economic development in Ayer.
CONDO HOLD – A residential development in Marlborough pitched by Burlington’s Gutierrez Co. is waiting for the housing market to bounce back.
Special Focus: Insurance 12-17
The List: Top Insurance Agencies
MANAGING COMPETITION – The WBJ takes a close look at the impact of managed competition on the state’s auto insurance landscape.
DEAL AFTERMATH – What’s the state of Commerce Insurance one year after its acquisition by Mapfre of Spain?
COST ESCALATION – Health care costs are expected to increase another 9 percent in 2010.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Richard Domaleski, CEO of World Energy Solutions in Worcester.
Staff Columns
Departments
Upcoming Issues
July 13 Issue: Book of Lists.
July 20 Issue: Special focus is Real Estate and Development. The List: Highest Paid CEOs and Executives.
Aug. 3 Issue: Special focus is Law. The List: Top Venture Capital Deals in Central Mass.
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