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Government & Politics

  • High tech is 46 percent of Mass. payroll

    Sam Bonacci May 17, 2016

    Massachusetts' high-tech sector is directly or indirectly responsible for 35 percent of all jobs in the state, 46 percent of the state's total payroll and 31 percent of the state's gross state product.

    Sam Bonacci May 17, 2016
  • Baker details plan to boost spending on affordable housing

    State House News Service May 17, 2016

    A capital budget set to be unveiled by Gov. Charlie Baker later this month will include a large investment aimed at the need for affordable housing options in Massachusetts.

    State House News Service May 17, 2016
  • Bankers report focuses on 'unrestricted' credit union growth

    State House News Service May 16, 2016

    Massachusetts bankers on Monday released a report questioning the performance of credit unions.

    State House News Service May 16, 2016
  • House bill may come in 'south' of Baker hydro number, wind power requests

    State House News Service May 16, 2016

    The House energy bill will likely come in below Baker's proposal for hydropower procurement and what the offshore wind industry wants to produce and sell to Massachusetts ratepayers.

    State House News Service May 16, 2016
  • Shrewsbury company to pay $181K to resolve violations

    Sam Bonacci May 12, 2016

    The Worcester Sand and Gravel Company has agreed to pay $181,200 for multiple violations related to its garage at the Shrewsbury Trap Rock mine site.

    Sam Bonacci May 12, 2016
  • Transgender bill opponents argue case ahead of senate vote

    State House News Service May 12, 2016

    A day before the state Senate plans to take up a bill establishing protections for transgender people using public facilities, opponents gathered at the State House to decry a provision in the bill they said could put women and girls at risk.

    State House News Service May 12, 2016
  • Staples calls off $6B merger, 50 store closings expected

    Sam Bonacci May 11, 2016

    The $6.3-billion merger between Staples and Office Depot has been called off by the two office supply companies with Framingham-based Staples saying store closings and other cuts will follow.

    Sam Bonacci May 11, 2016
  • Mass. exploring zero-emission vehicle incentives

    State House News Service May 11, 2016

    Massachusetts car buyers may be hearing a heavy pitch for zero emission vehicles as the state explores incentives.

    State House News Service May 11, 2016
  • $200M gap in state budget

    State House News Service May 11, 2016

    Massachusetts Senate leaders preparing their annual fiscal 2017 spending bill have the benefit of updated tax collection data, and the latest numbers are not promising.

    State House News Service May 11, 2016
  • Worcester company fined $52k

    Sam Bonacci May 10, 2016

    The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has assessed a $51,937 penalty to MLC Worcester LLC for violations relating to asbestos removal at a triple decker in Worcester's Main South neighborhood.

    Sam Bonacci May 10, 2016
  • Court rules gas co. can take Mass. land for pipeline

    Sam Bonacci May 10, 2016

    A Massachusetts Superior Court has ruled that the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company can take part of a state forest in Western Massachusetts by eminent domain for its natural gas pipeline.

    Sam Bonacci May 10, 2016
  • Mass. treasurer preps for possible marijuana regulating role

    State House News Service May 10, 2016

    Though Treasurer Deb Goldberg plans to vote against legalizing adult marijuana use in Massachusetts, she said Monday that her office has been taking steps to prepare for the potential regulation of the drug.

    State House News Service May 10, 2016
  • Tax credit helping community development groups gather record donations

    State House News Service May 9, 2016

    An unusual thing happened at a recent lobby day on Beacon Hill: local officials gathered before elected officials and talked about a two-year-old community investment tax credit without asking for anything.

    State House News Service May 9, 2016
  • Mass. banking on natural gas, renewables to replace retiring plants

    Laura Finaldi May 9, 2016

    As several thousand megawatts on the New England electric grid prepare to retire, Massachusetts officials are looking to natural gas, hydropower and wind to replace retiring generation and to power the commonwealth going forward.

    Laura Finaldi May 9, 2016
  • Eversource should cover WRTA cleanup

    Michael O. Moore & Daniel M. Donahue Special To The Worcester Business Journal May 9, 2016

    Worcester has blossomed into a bustling Gateway City, home to nationally recognized colleges and universities, corporations, a robust healthcare and biotechnology industry, and significant private and public investment.

    Michael O. Moore & Daniel M. Donahue Special To The Worcester Business Journal May 9, 2016
  • Senate budget to be released May 17

    State House News Service May 6, 2016

    The Senate Ways and Means Committee will release its version of the fiscal 2017 budget on May 17.

    State House News Service May 6, 2016

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