Professional Services

Released on Tuesday, the Summer 2021 MassMutual MA Consumer Spending & Saving Index detailed the changing motivations and spending/saving habits of Massachusetts residents during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the wake of the coronavirus lockdowns and the changing news of the Delta variant, businesses are facing unprecedented obstacles as they try to bring their employees back to the office and retain a sense of normalcy. Work from home, remote, and hybrid options are just a few of the new models quickly revolutionizing workforces.

The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. of Worcester reported a profit of $128.5 million for the company’s second quarter in an earnings report released on Tuesday.

The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. in Worcester announced on Thursday the launch of its new TAP Sales quote-and-issue platform for small commercial businesses, designed to help The Hanover's agents provide fast and streamlined quoting capabilities for their customers.

Sloane M. Perron, an adjunct professor at Anna Maria College in Paxton, has joined the WBJ newsroom as a staff writer, primarily covering banking & finance.

The coronavirus pandemic created 15 long months of no business at The Strand historic cinema draft house in Clinton, which shows a variety of movies a few months, years, and even decades after they first debuted in theaters.

The announcement comes roughly six weeks after four of the company’s five leaders stepped back from business operations in light of allegations of workplace sexual harassment and discrimination circulated on social media in May.

Solar Wolf Energy of Auburn is facing three lawsuits seeking a collective $863,605.53 in damages and restitution, according to documents filed in Worcester Superior Court and the U.S. District Court of Worcester. 

On Wednesday, Katherine Hamilton joined the Worcester Business Journal newsroom, as a reporter primarily covering the real estate and healthcare industries.

After the U.S. Supreme Court decided this week not to take up New Hampshire's lawsuit challenging Massachusetts's taxing of residents working remotely from other states during the pandemic, members of Congress from the Granite State and Connecticut filed a bill to prevent states from taxing out-of-state workers.