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Mass. film tax credit

As part of his first budget, Gov. Charlie Baker wants to get rid of the state's film...

Baker’s first budget helps chart course for more growth

When a new governor takes office, the first budget offers a clear picture of the spending priorities and focal points of the new administration.

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FILM TAX CREDIT: MORE QUIET ON THE SET?Sometimes we hit the jackpot with a LinkedIn discussion. After...

PawSox in Worcester? Go for it!

The Worcester Sharks are leaving town after this hockey season, leaving the region without a professional minor...
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Davey discusses Games bid, says Lake Quinsigamond might not measure up

It may be years before the Olympic Games come to Massachusetts – that is, if they come – but even though they would focus on Boston, there are opportunities for the rest of the Bay State to take part, the head of the group behind the bid told business leaders Tuesday.

Baker plan to cut film tax credit gets cool reception in Devens

After years of failed proposals by other developers throughout the state, New England Studios in Devens became the first film studio to open doors in March 2014, and the owners had high hopes for attracting major movie productions to Central Massachusetts.

Boston Olympics bid to be discussed in Worcester

The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce will be hosting players from both sides of the Boston Olympics debate next month as they discuss the potential implications for Worcester.

Worcester would be ideal spot for Bruins’ minor-league team

(Editor's Note: This online edition of our editorial from the Feb. 2, 2015 print edition has been...
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It’s official: Sharks leaving Worcester

The American Hockey League made official Thursday what fans had been hearing for about a week: The Worcester Sharks are relocating to San Jose, Calif.

Worcester groups pitch transportation solutions, look for backers

Seven groups pitched transportation solutions to Worcester investors and collaborators Thursday night in the culmination of a National Science Foundation program shared with the cities of Chicago and San Diego.
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