Contents Of The December 7, 2009 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
RETAIL RADAR - Buy local efforts gear up as holiday season arrives.
DOC SQUAWK - Physicians have a unique perspective on the federal health care debate.
EASY PASS - New rules should enforce toll equity. But will Central Mass. get its fair share?
CHECKING OUT - The owner of the Crowne Plaza fell behind on debt payments in a tough travel market.
News & Analysis
HOT AIR - Legislation to make site wind developments easier in the Bay State could come up for debate in January.
DEAL WATCH - HP's acquisition of Marlborough-based 3Com Corp. has caught the ire of shareholders.
CAREER MAKEOVER - Laid off workers are increasingly looking to the life sciences sector for opportunity.
TRACK UPDATE - Line improvements to commuter rail in Fitchburg have been delayed.
BUMPED OUT - Meet the new face leading the Massachusetts Office of Labor and Workforce Development.
FUNDING - Local bankers sound off on new federal overdraft rules.
MONEY FOR SCHOOL - Wayland voters approve a $70 million high school complex.
Special Focus: Real Estate & Development
CAR PORT - The WBJ takes a look at how important parking is to downtown economic development.
OFFICE PARKS - Tenants still have it good in the I-495 commercial real estate market.
HOUSING TRENDS - Foreclosures and short sales continue to depress housing prices in Massachusetts.
The List
Top Accounting Firms in Central Massachusetts.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Rob Shanahan, Lightower Fiber Networks, Boxborough.
Departments
Upcoming Issues
Dec. 21 Issue: Special focus is education. The List: Workforce Training Funds.
Dec. 28 Issue: Special Economic Forecast issue.
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