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February 1, 2010

Contents Of The February 1, 2010 Issue Of The WBJ

Issue Highlights

On Page One

MOO-VING ON – A renewed interest in local products may help the few surviving dairy farms in Central Mass. stay in business.

DIGITAL EXPANSION – The market for local news has heated up on the Internet.

BATTLE ROYALE – A push to raise a cap on the amount of money credit unions can lend has reignited never-ending debate between credit unions and banks in Central Mass.

News & Analysis

PENNY WISE – Most local banks had a banner year in terms of deposit growth thanks to a more frugal population.

REASON FOR OPTIMISM – Hiring firms in the region report increased business which could portend an economic recovery.

TOUCHDOWN – Pepsi’s retreat from the Super Bowl is prompting advertisers to rethink their strategy. 

Special Focus: Construction, Design & Architecture

CHEAP RENTS – Politicians in Worcester are crying foul as Boston’s WinnDevelopment stakes a claim in the city with major affordable housing projects.

LEED-ING EDGE – Builders and architects say green has lost little steam during the recession 

The Lists

Largest Construction Projects

Largest Commercial Sales 

Largest Commercial Leases 

Shop Talk

Q&A with Louis Ciavarra, senior partner, Bowditch & Dewey.

Departments

Digital Diva

Industrial Strength

Knowhow

Movers & Shakers

Incorporations

Viewpoint

Photo Finish

Upcoming Issues

Feb.15 Issue: Special focus is The Boardroom. The List: Private Foundations.

Mar. 1 Issue: Special focus is Meetings Guide. The List: Tourist Attractions.

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