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Wage gap bill raises Central Mass. eyebrows

Central Massachusetts business leaders say they would never stand in the way of equal wages for men and women, but they're not about to stick their necks out in support of a proposed state law that's meant to achieve that goal.

Engage your core audience’s senses at trade shows

Without a doubt, trade shows are the most boisterous marketing strategy available to a company's arsenal. Not...

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KEEP TAX BREAKS TO A MINIMUMA plot of land was sold by the city in the South...

As goes UMass Memorial, so does Worcester

Worcester isn't one of those industrial cities that is dependent on one employer for a majority of...
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Incorporations

These Central Massachusetts businesses incorporated with the Massachusetts Secretary of State from Nov. 1-13. Listed are corporate...

Investing in millennials is an investment in Worcester

Anyone even remotely involved in the Worcester business community knows that there is a laser-focus on revitalizing...

Lutco envisions expanded future

Worcester manufacturer Lutco, Inc. spent $1.5 million without a specific idea of what to do with its new purchase.

Movers & Shakers

ELIZABETH SMALL is now general counsel at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester. She most...
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Worcester names first ever diversity officer

Worcester City Manager Edward Augustus has named Malika Carter as the city's first Chief Diversity Officer, as Worcester continues to strive for an inclusive and diverse city government.

Century trains nurses at QCC

Worcester home health care provider Century Homecare has partnered with Quinsigamond Community College to train 20 of its home health aides as nurses and eventually, RNs.
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