Business improvement district capitalizing on Hudson's momentum
Downtown Hudson is taking advantage of new buzzed-about businesses by forming a business improvement district to help with aesthetics, parking and marketing.
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Electric vehicle charging stations popping up in Central Mass.In Central Massachusetts, more electric car charging stations are popping up, and they're being used far more than ever. |
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The newspaper giant of Central Mass.Chances are now very high daily community news coming out of Central Massachusetts will be from a publication owned by a large media corporation, with a strong commitment to the bottom line. |
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Worcester chamber: Union Station underutilizedAs developers descend upon downtown Worcester and attempt to remake the city's center, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce is hoping to tap into that optimism by utilizing Union Station's economic potential. >> Continue Reading |
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Call center founder has become a $10M steward of the communityWallace Andrews has established and operated call centers all over the world first for Minnesota camera maker Polaroid and then Massachusetts computer company Digital Equipment Corp. before striking out on his own. >> Continue Reading |
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Movers & ShakersHEATHER BELAIR has been promoted to vice president and virtual branch manager for Bay State Savings Bank's 28 Franklin St. location in Worcester. Belair, who lives in West Boylston, joined the bank as a part-time student teller in 2003 at its Auburn High School branch. >> Continue Reading |
Top SBA Lenders
Ranked by total number of loans issued in Massachusetts, fiscal year 2018
| Rank | Lender | No. of loans | Amount of loans |
| 1 | Eastern Bank, Natick | 565 | $43,285,500 |
| 2 | TD Bank, Worcester | 227 | $14,203,100 |
| 3 | Citizens Bank, Natick | 144 | $21,142,500 |
Source: U.S. Small Business Administration and lender websites
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