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🔒101: Workplace bias

Workplace bias might be overt (a comment such as, “You do such good work for a woman”) or less so, such as a team member surprised an older colleague is adept at technology.

🔒How to legally market your cannabis business

The cannabis business is exploding. The worldwide market will grow to $57 billion by 2027, up from $9.2 billion currently.

🔒The COVID reality has set in, and it sucks

The last 10 months finally caught up to me in December, and I was over everything.
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🔒Zero malls: Worcester is no longer a regional indoor shopping destination

Worcester may have improbably managed to keep shoppers coming into the city in the age of new highways and suburbanization, but it didn’t last. In the past decade or two, Worcester has seemed to lose its place as the shopping heart of Worcester County.

🔒Coworking centers adapt to the pandemic and look to regain growth

Coworking spaces and the coronavirus pandemic were never going to be a great match.

🔒The influencer economy: Using social media to launch a one-person marketing shop

If you’re part of a tech-savvy company launching a consumer-oriented product or service, one unconventional, yet increasingly popular, marketing strategy might have crossed your desk in the last several years: working with influencers to promote or review your brand on social media.

🔒UMass vaccination effort, a sign of what might be

Massachusetts has millions of residents to vaccinate in hopes of ending the coronavirus pandemic. UMass Medical School hopes it can serve as a testing ground for how to quickly administer doses statewide – and potentially beyond.
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🔒Q&A: A new mom with a bigger business

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Alexis Kelleher’s business Crust Bakeshop took the same hits as other small businesses, particularly in the hospitality industry.

🔒Editorial: Know your pandemic relief options

For a few weeks in late March and early April, the entire global economy appeared to be grinding to a halt in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, and small business owners were rightly concerned the fallout might drive their companies out of existence.
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