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In 1936, seven white men judged which neighborhoods of Worcester were not viable for real estate financing. Today, as rising costs overburden half of renters in the city, those impacted the most are from those neighborhoods still suffering from lack of investment.
The Worcester Business Journal partnered with the nonprofit Worcester Regional Research Bureau on a new project examining how rent increases over the last decade have impacted the city and its businesses, as well as an historic look at how financial decisions rooted in racism 86 years ago have exacerbated the housing and workforce problems today.
A lawyer was working late one night when he saw a colleague’s computer suddenly turn on. Files flashed up on the screen as though someone were at the empty desk searching through the firm’s documents and data.
Some companies may be trying to reach potential customers and convert clicks to sales, while others want to show off their company culture to people who might consider applying for a job.
This year marks the 10th anniversary for Bay State Brewing Co. The company started when Co-founder Chip Jarry began bringing beer he brewed to a hockey rink locker room.
Trivia question: What $160-million public facility opened in Worcester’s Canal District in 2021?
The UMass Donahue Institute’s Economic and Public Policy Research group, has completed a study exploring solutions for a worker shortage in Northern Worcester County.
More construction is headed our way. More apartments are being built. There will be more businesses that come and go. But it’s not always goodbye in the Canal District.
When moving to a new place, becoming a part of your community is essential to building a happy and healthy life.
Excessive work absenteeism is when an employee shows a pattern of missing work: Calling out last minute, with or without a reason; arriving late on a regular basis; taking extended lunches; and spending long periods away from their workstations.
There’s no shame in moving back home. This is a huge privilege I recognize and am grateful to have. Housing is expensive and definitely not something school prepares us for.
The nationwide $370-billion investment in the clean economy of the future will create tens of thousands of jobs in every state. Massachusetts will see more jobs created than the entire populations of Auburn and Holden combined.
People are on the move at MutualOne Bank, Friendly House, and more.
On Oct. 29, WBJ published the first part of its investigation into the leadership of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, uncovering an extensive lack of accountability, a toxic work culture, and a messy management structure, which is impeding needed progress for businesses in the struggling legal marijuana industry. Complaints about CCC have been common since it was established in 2017, from the slow rollout of licenses to an overly complex web of regulations, as well as ineffectual consumer protections.
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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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