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Education

  • Best of Business 2016: Multimedia Services

    January 18, 2016

    Here are the best multimedia services in Central Massachusetts for 2016.

    January 18, 2016
  • Movers & Shakers

    January 18, 2016

    ELIZABETH SMALL is now general counsel at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester.

    January 18, 2016
  • Century trains nurses at QCC

    Laura Finaldi January 13, 2016

    Worcester home health care provider Century Homecare has partnered with Quinsigamond Community College to train 20 of its home health aides as nurses and eventually, RNs.

    Laura Finaldi January 13, 2016
  • Massachusetts named most innovative state

    January 8, 2016

    Bloomberg Business has named Massachusetts as the most innovative state in America, just beating out Silicon Valley and California in the rankings.

    January 8, 2016
  • Marlborough, QCC partner in dietary management program

    Emily Micucci January 6, 2016

    Quinsigamond Community College (QCC) in Worcester has launched a new certificate in hospitality and dietary management for the spring semester, in partnership with the city of Marlborough.

    Emily Micucci January 6, 2016
  • Worcester revival justifies $42M development loan

    Quincy Miller January 4, 2016

    Worcester is showing many signs of being in the midst of an economic revival.

    Quincy Miller January 4, 2016
  • H.E.A.R.T. opens doors for future leaders

    Gail E. Carberry And Mary Lou Retelle Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 4, 2016

    Communities are strongest when they have talented, passionate and college-educated professionals filling some of society's most important roles: firefighters, police officers and social workers.

    Gail E. Carberry And Mary Lou Retelle Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 4, 2016
  • 101: VIRTUAL TEAMS

    Susan Shalhoub Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 4, 2016

    Managing virtual team members in different locales is becoming more and more common for companies which, thanks to the Internet, are no longer restricted in outsourcing to top talent.

    Susan Shalhoub Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 4, 2016
  • Users, not taxpayers, should shoulder public transit burden

    January 4, 2016

    For efficient point-to-point travel, almost nothing beats the car, especially over short distances.

    January 4, 2016
  • Area colleges focus on big data

    Laura Finaldi January 4, 2016

    Before he was a management professor at Nichols College, Leonard Samborowski worked for the head of army intelligence at the Pentagon, where he used data analytics to predict the outcome of possible military moves.

    Laura Finaldi January 4, 2016
  • Lisa Wong's Fitchburg legacy

    Emily Micucci January 4, 2016

    In the mid-2000s, Fitchburg City Hall, and the community itself, was a much different place than it is today.

    Emily Micucci January 4, 2016
  • WPI students dig into research

    Sam Bonacci December 22, 2015

    Students from WPI are getting their hands dirty through a new partnership with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI).

    Sam Bonacci December 22, 2015
  • Mount Wachusett announces $30 classes

    Sam Bonacci December 21, 2015

    Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner has launched classes that will be offered to high school students for $30 each, including books.

    Sam Bonacci December 21, 2015
  • Education Economic Forecast

    Emily Micucci December 21, 2015

    While the recession brought professionals back to school to continue their education in droves, a rosier economic picture has diminished the swell somewhat. But the recession had lasting impacts on higher education in particular.

    Emily Micucci December 21, 2015
  • WBJ 2016 Economic Forecast

    Brad Kane December 21, 2015

    Looking ahead to 2016, our Economic Forecast issue sees a lot of trends coming for the next year.

    Brad Kane December 21, 2015
  • Anna Maria, QCC offer $40K degree

    Sam Bonacci December 15, 2015

    It has just become more affordable for those seeking a career in service-oriented fields such as firefighting or social work to get a bachelor's degree as Anna Maria College and Quinsigamond Community College announced a $40,000 transfer initiative

    Sam Bonacci December 15, 2015

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More Americans have pets than ever before. As of 2024, 86.9 million homes, or 66% of U.S. households, owned a pet, up from 56% in 1988, according to Forbes. The vast majority of those households — 65.1 million — were homes to dogs. Still, 46.5 million households in the U.S. had a cat, making them the second-most popular pet in the country, followed by fish, birds, and then small animals like hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, and guinea pigs.