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The price of innovation

For a local company, the decision to be acquired by a larger firm from out of state can be a tough but smart call.

Focus on market, customers, employees to grow your company

What did the manufacturing company president say when asked what enabled his company's growth over the last...

Build upon Worcester’s digital advantage

According to a study by the Obama Administration, Worcester is one of 10 cities in Massachusetts –...

Movers & Shakers

THOMAS LODGE was appointed to the board of trustees at Nichols College in Dudley. A 1979 graduate...
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Senate advances health care privacy bill

The Senate gave initial approval Thursday to legislation aimed at providing privacy to people on a multi-person health care plan, such as children and young adults on their parents' plan.

MBTA inquiry creates stir about Mass. in bond market

An investigation launched in December into the MBTA Retirement Fund has slowed state government's financial reporting and threatens to subject the state to lawsuits and draw a critical eye from investors and credit rating agencies.

Central Mass. car dealers recognized for customer service

A number of Central Massachusetts car dealerships have been recognized by the online car-buying resource Edmunds.com for delivering excellent car shopping experiences.

Unplanned hospital readmissions remain a problem in Mass.

Massachusetts has a problem with unplanned patient readmissions as 78 percent of hospitals face federal penalties for having higher-than-expected readmissions in the most recent federal fiscal year.
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Poll finds riders want safety standards extended to Uber, Lyft

A majority of Uber and Lyft passengers in three Massachusetts counties believe their drivers should be held to the same safety standards as taxis and livery cars, according to a New England Livery Association poll released as lawmakers continue to mull legislation regulating the ride-hailing companies.

MBTA’s overtime king approved his extra pay

The track maintenance employee who racked up 2,600 overtime hours in less than a year "regularly approved his own overtime reporting form" and retired Jan. 31, according to ongoing MBTA audits.
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