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Editorial
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Editorial: Slow movements, big changes in health care
April 16, 2018Having too few players dictating the level of care in the region and seeing more investment in high margin areas of specialty does appear concerning.
April 16, 2018 - Editorial
Worcester, Sutton reap what they sow
April 2, 2018The more Worcester's commercial base relocates outside the city, the more pressure put on existing commercial & industrial property owners. This cycle will perpetuate itself until the city council follows Sutton's lead and heads toward a unified
April 2, 2018 
In this issueProfessional heroes
March 19, 2018In the business world, when we talk about keeping it professional, it usually centers around little things: dress appropriately, show up on time, don't harass your employees. Yet, in office professions like mine, we rarely deal with raw emotions.
March 19, 2018- EDITORIAL
The Holy Cross compromise
March 19, 2018A negotiation isn't successful until both sides are unhappy, and the hallmark of compromise is everyone getting something they want – but not everything. It's an art we seem to have lost the ability to create at the national level, at least among
March 19, 2018 
Letter from the editorNow comes the hard part
March 5, 2018WBJ has detailed the gender disparity in Central Mass. business leadership through The Boardroom Gap series. This issue's final part shows how the disparity can be decreased.
March 5, 2018
EditorialEditorial: 135-acre campus for sale in Lancaster?
March 5, 2018Last year's withdrawal of an $800,000 annual subsidy to Lancaster's Atlantic Union College from one of its major funding sources appears to have been the death knell for the struggling Seventh-day Adventist School. While the closure is stunning in
March 5, 2018- Editorial
Editorial: Energy legislation shouldn't be a wish list
February 19, 2018Climate change is a very real crisis with huge implications, and countries, states, cities, businesses and individuals must do their part to combat mankind's increasingly damaging impact on the world's ecosystem.
February 19, 2018 
EditorialEditorial: The importance of diversity
February 5, 2018There is no question more women are in leadership positions today than a generation ago, but improving on the past doesn't necessarily mean we've reached the right level of diversity. While women represent 49 percent the workforce, they don't come
February 5, 2018
Letter from the EditorThe definition of insanity
February 5, 2018We can't capture the best stories, best advice and greatest intelligence of the Central Mass. business community by relying on half the population.
February 5, 2018
Editor's letterI'm asking you to trust us
January 22, 2018Don't get me wrong, President Donald Trump's attacks on the news media are inexcusable and a threat to democracy. But, we also did this to ourselves.
January 22, 2018- Editorial
Noncompetes should protect IP, not trap employees
January 22, 2018Getting new employees up to speed, from the time of hiring to when they are productive members of your team takes time and money.
January 22, 2018 - EDITORIAL
Central Mass. affordability helps ease tax bill pain
January 8, 2018Although the details from the tax overhaul passed by Republicans in Congress and signed by President Donald Trump in late December are still being picked over, one thing is abundantly clear: Higher cost states are about to get more expensive.
January 8, 2018 - EDITORIAL
Worcester needs to think logically about PawSox deal
December 11, 2017By all accounts, Worcester city officials appear to want to give the Pawtucket Red Sox a big chunk of money to lure them to the Canal District.
December 11, 2017 - EDITORIAL
Take a closer look at your leadership team
November 27, 2017What was it about the recent sexual abuse scandals that ignited a such a spark, and that has brought to the forefront the conversation about the continued lack of women in senior leadership positions?
November 27, 2017 - EDITORIAL
Get Devens a proper workforce
November 13, 2017Can Devens fulfill its promise as a place where Boston and Cambridge technological firms want to expand their manufacturing capabilities in a less costly, but still easily accessible location?
November 13, 2017 - Editorial
Understand ballot initiatives' impact
October 30, 2017sachusetts' law allowing voters to have a direct say in creating and passing laws through ballot initiatives turns 100 years old next year, and the state once again looks to have several interesting initiatives up for public vote.
October 30, 2017
