Government & Politics

Massachusetts residents paid 9.8 percent of their income in state and local taxes in fiscal year 2009,...

A difficult environment for initial public offerings and venture capital financing has led many research and technology...

When faced with a union organizing drive and professional union organizers, most employers, especially medium-sized and small...

On the blog of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, Executive Vice President John Regan wrote that “t...

A few weeks before the city election, mayoral candidate and seven-term City Councilor Joseph Petty called a...

People, and by extension business owners, don't generally care about city elections.But they should. Political campaigns are...

Bankruptcies of solar energy component manufacturers such as Marlborough-based Evergreen Solar and California-based Solyndra are not indicative...

Reviving the sputtering U.S. housing market will be central to a thus far elusive economic recovery, two...

Despite concerns among cities and towns that the summer debt ceiling fight in Congress would lead to...

Members of both houses of Congress have filed bills that would establish a national historic park in...

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