Highlights from the Nov. 6, 2010 issue
On Page One
INDEPENDENT STREAK â In the first story of an occasional series on independent businesses, we profile a Fitchburg book store that is trying to compete with the big-box chains.
DEBATE TIME â Local cities and towns with split tax rates are weighing their options as they seek to attract and retain businesses.
SMALL BOARDS â Local firms that have faced delisting give their perspective on alternative exchanges like the OTCB.
News & Analysis
OVERSEAS â What does Westborough-based Akibia's recent acquisition by an Indian firm mean for the company's local presence?
ARTISTIC ENDEAVOR â A group of Clark University students are getting outside the classroom to measure Worcester's creative economy.
Special Focus: Real Estate
NEW LIFE â A Quincy development firm is set to bring downtown living to a Worcester landmark.
SECTOR WATCH â Bay State employment in the construction sector is still struggling, according to the latest industry report.
POISED FOR REBOUND â Eric O'Brien of O'Brien Commercial Properties in Marlborough gives his take on the prospects for the local market.
EXPANSION â Nichols College in Dudley plans a new $7-million building.
The List
Top Office Buildings in Central Mass 20
Shop Talk
Q&A with Dr. Joseph Laning, UMass Human Stem Cell Bank & Registry.
Departments
10 Things I Know About... VOIP
Knowhow : Tax Time
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