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Three Boston Law Firms Called Best For Women
August 12, 2008Three Boston law firms were the only New England firms represented on the annual list of the 50 best law firms for women compiled by Working Mother magazine and consulting group
August 12, 2008Survey: Most Firms Will Pay For School
August 12, 2008Those looking to get ahead should simply ask their employers to help pay for school, a recent Acco
August 12, 2008EcoTarium Reaches For 100% Efficiency
August 11, 2008Worcester science and nature museum the EcoTarium has received a $51,917 state grant it says could make the facility nearly 100 percent energy efficient.
August 11, 2008Pharmacy College Buys 36-40 Foster St.
August 11, 2008The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has purchased 36-40 Foster St. in downtown Worcester for $1.5 million.
August 11, 2008Get Rich Quick, Go To WPI
August 11, 2008Forbes.com has named the Worcester Polytechnic Institute one of the "Top Colleges for Getting Rich."
August 11, 2008Nichols To Build With $4M Dorm Bond
August 4, 2008Nichols College will build yet another new residence hall on its Dudley campus thanks to $4 million in tax-exempt bonds issued by the state Health and Education Facilities Authority.
August 4, 2008WPI Green Roof Install Set For Tuesday
August 4, 2008Worcester Polytechnic Institute expects to install the city's first "living green roof" atop the school's new East Hall on Boynton Street Tuesday.
August 4, 2008
A Business Made Of Stone
August 4, 2008P. Kevin Condron seems to be involved in just about every corner of the Worcester business community. The CEO of The Granite Group Wholesalers LLC, he’s also a director of The Hanover Insurance Group and TD Banknorth Inc.
August 4, 2008Zirkle Leaves Becker For Post U.
July 29, 2008Becker College President Kenneth Zirkle has resigned in order to take a job as president of Post University in Waterbury, Conn.
July 29, 2008Holy Cross Gets $500K From J.D. Power
July 28, 2008A sufficient number of College of the Holy Cross alumni gave money to the school this year to convince Worcester native and Holy Cross graduate J.D. Power III to give the school $500,000.
July 28, 2008Anna Maria Offers Degrees To City Workers
July 23, 2008Paxton-based Anna Maria College is offering accelerated business degrees to Worcester city employees at the school's Prescott Street location.
July 23, 2008
Why College Is So Expensive
July 21, 2008Jack P. Calareso joined Anna Maria College in Paxton as president on July 1, 2007 after nearly 30 years working in education. Over the last 12 months he’s acclimated himself to the private Catholic school, which has an enrollment of about 700.
July 21, 2008
The Reinvention Of Perkins School | Hit by policy changes, human service groups diversify to stay solvent
July 21, 2008When Dr. Charles P. Conroy first went to work there 20 years ago, the Doctor Franklin Perkins School in Lancaster was an intimidating presence to many in the community.
July 21, 2008
Region's Employers Need Increase In H1-B Visas
July 21, 2008One of the greatest constraints to continued economic growth in New England is the inability of business to hire skilled workers.
July 21, 2008Education, Health Up; Financial Activities Down
July 18, 2008The Worcester area saw the most growth in the education and health services sector over the past year, while financial activities shrank the most, according to the latest data from the FDIC.
July 18, 2008Westborough Co. Streamlines UNC Records
July 14, 2008The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has purchased licenses for Westborough-based eClinicalWorks' electronic medical records and practice management software.
July 14, 2008
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