November 21, 2016Edition

News

Worcester’s split tax rate doesn’t add up

Even with a boom of development, the city must move towards a single tax rate to keep the momentum.
News

INCORPORATIONS

These businesses incorporated with the Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office from Aug. 1-16.
Advice

101: Eliminate bad writing

From emails to editing, eliminating bad writing can pay dividends.
Health Care

Harrington HealthCare sets its sights on Connecticut

Edward Moore's next move for the continued health of Harrington HealthCare is a potential move into Northeast Connecticut.
ADVERTISEMENT
Banking & Finance

Military experience wanted in Central Mass.

New TechSandBox program, coupled with increased government lending, seeks to spur military veterans to start new ventures.
Technology

Let’s bust some sales myths

Some sales myths can be alluring, but expensive if you buy into them.
Nonprofits

Girls Inc. seeking $5.5M for renovations

In October, Girls Inc. of Worcester launched the public part of its $5.5-million fundraising campaign
Education

Going out-of-state to grow student population

Nichols College reaching out beyond Massachusetts to find community college students looking to transfer.
ADVERTISEMENT
Economy

Westborough liquor license spree

The town of Westborough will receive 22 additional liquor licenses in the next three years in an effort by town officials to bring more restaurants into the community with a special focus on the downtown area.
Banking & Finance

The battle over legal pot rages on

Marijuana may soon be legal in Massachusetts, but industry officials warn of regulatory & local fights before the Green Rush hits the Bay State.
Advice

Running to maintain a work-life balance

How exercise, sleep and a few simple steps can help maintain a work-life balance.
Health Care

Boosting employees through a sense of purpose

Companies find reminding employees of their impact beyond day-to-day activities keeps them happy and productive.
ADVERTISEMENT
Health Care

When caregiving affects work

Caregiving can have a real impact on employees, but that doesn't make them bad workers and your company can help them.
Advice

Running a successful ballot initiative

Jim Borghesani is the communications director for the Yes on 4 campaign and talks through running a successful ballot initiative.
Subscribe to Get the Digital Edition
Already a subscriber? Log in.