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With President Obama having secured a second term, the attention now pivots in the direction of the “fiscal cliff” and how close our political leaders will come to its edge before making the necessary compromises on taxes and federal spending, as
There has been no shortage of words and promises during this year's campaigns for the White House and Congress about helping small businesses grow.
Richard Kennedy, the president of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, recently announced he will retire at the end of next year.
The commonwealth has now assumed ownership of the 45 miles of CSX Corp. rail track between Boston and Worcester, opening the door to the expanded commuter rail service between the two cities that was long promised by Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray.
Notable numbers from the recent manufacturing report out of Northeastern University clearly spell out the significant changes the sector has gone through in Massachusetts over the last four years.
Like it or not, the health care industry in Massachusetts will face heavy scrutiny now that the Legislature and Gov. Deval Patrick have forged ahead with a bill designed to contain the growth of medical costs.
We're not crazy about the introduction of casino gambling in Massachusetts, and we're not alone in that sentiment.
The recent announcement that Heywood Hospital in Gardner and Athol Memorial Hospital are planning to merge their administrations represents another clear indicator of the cost pressures in the health care arena — driven by market forces and
When a professional sports franchise prepares for its upcoming season, its goal is to solidify its strengths and find ways to shore up its weaknesses.
Saint-Gobain, largely though Norton Co., the Worcester manufacturer it bought more than 20 years ago, has had a long history in the region, and employs about 2,000 at its sites in Worcester, Northborough and Milford.
Last month's BIO International Convention in Boston was a significant event, given Massachusetts' tight embrace of the life sciences industry and its success in becoming one of the nation's magnets for new and growing companies.
Does Massachusetts really need an expanded bottle law?
It's a question that's been asked several times before, and the business sector — as it has before — is offering the same answer: No, and a resounding no at that.
After all the fanfare that accompanied last year’s passage and signing of the casino gambling bill in Massachusetts, the excitement over the prospect of blackjack tables and slot machines has faded in favor of loud and decisive rejections of
Much as we would like to see the economy take a quantum leap forward, recent reports have said slow growth on the national and state level will be the norm for at least the rest of the year.
Less than two years ago, the commonwealth came under criticism for letting a Maynard-based maker of video games move to Rhode Island, where it said it expected to more than triple its employee base, thanks to a $75 million loan guarantee from the
The maze that is our national health care system has many twists and turns, and is beset by thorny issues and political wrangling.