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Fallon hires chief medical officer, SVP

Two former executives are returning to Worcester insurance firm Fallon Health after several years away from the company.

The most influential people in the Central Mass. economy

In compiling our annual list of the most powerful people in the Central Massachusetts business community, there are countless CEOs, executive directors, presidents and founders to choose, from organizations with billions in revenue and offices across the globe.

Worcester art initiatives earn $69K in grants

The Greater Worcester Community Foundation has awarded $69,000 to artists and arts initiatives in Worcester as part of a new program.

Gov. Baker signs minimum wage, paid leave bill

Gov. Charlie Baker signed a new law Thursday that could affect virtually every resident of Massachusetts, a week after lawmakers settled months of negotiations over proposed ballot questions that could have had dramatic consequences for the state's finances and economy.
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Worcester chiropractor faces insurance fraud charges

A Worcester chiropractor is being charged with falsely billing insurance companies and defrauding insurance companies out of more than $3,400.

Mass. workers’ comp rates dropping 19%

For the fourth straight year, the rate Massachusetts employers have to pay for workers' compensation insurance polities will be lowered.

Worcester’s overhyped renaissance

Long caught in Boston's shadow and for decades trying to forge a new reputation for itself, Worcester is eager to find reasons to tout its economic progress – even if it is just a new restaurant or construction project start.

VNA Care names former Marine as interim COO

Worcester-based VNA Care has named a Marine Corps veteran as its interim chief operating officer.
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House passes bill giving $337M to community hospitals

The House on Tuesday night passed health care reform legislation that uses $337 million in new assessments to stabilize community hospitals.

Column: State insurance plan gives choices to small businesses, workers

Massachusetts has made health care more accessible and affordable, but still needs to make it easier and less costly for the smallest businesses to offer coverage to employees.
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