October 1, 2007 - Worcester Business Journal

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Small Biz: Who is your business quarterback?

Applying lessons from the field in the board roomBy Jean D. SifleetBuilding a successful company requires having...

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When $9.99 is more than $10

Clark U. researcher shows perception gap in sale pricingRetailers could be better off charging $100 for sale...

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Databank

Movers and ShakersGov. Deval Patrick has appointed Dr. KERRI OSTERHAUS, an obstetrics and gynecology physician based at...

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Wanted: Trigger tenant

The former Common Outlets in Worcester await the wrecking ball.Worcester's CitySquare squares off with deal requirementsIn the...

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Letter to the Editor

Op-ed on medical devices ignored the factsDear Editor:It's a shame that Daniel J. Vukelich, in his Sept....

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The corporate ties that bind

Investment for ice cream start-up is double-edgedBruce Ginsberg, president and CEO of MooBella LLC of Taunton, an...

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Closing Thoughts: Ian Bowles, Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs

Ian Bowles, Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs.A lightening rodIan Bowles was appointed to head the newly...

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Making Retirement Pay

Congratulations! You’ve finally retired and moved to the desert, beach, mountains, city or some other dream retirement...

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Accolades: 40 Under Forty

The Worcester Business Journal hosted its 8th Annual 40 Under Forty Awards celebration at the Beechwood Hotel...

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Newsbriefs

Insurance & Financial ServicesRevolving door at HanoverWORCESTER - After less than three weeks on the job, John...

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Scientists move to law for patent work

The courtroom draws from the labBy Maryclaire DaleIn a span of seven years, Loretta Weathers moved from...

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Hunt is on for Life Sciences Center director

Executive will head billion-dollar agencyWhile it is still too early to tell who, exactly, Gov. Deval Patrick...

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Leominster development guru leaves town

Mayor says city's salary isn't competitiveLess than a year after becoming Leominster's economic development coordinator, Scott Amos...

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Reading, writing and rosaries meet economies of scale

Catholic schools look to update management modelWith Catholic schools closing all over the country in recent years...

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Opinion: Decoupling damages businesses

By Robert RioIn a recent filing with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, the Associated Industries of...

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Editorial: Dump the doom and gloom

It's been too easy to have a gloomy attitude when it comes to development in Worcester's downtown.There...

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