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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has accused the former owners of Riverside Mitsubishi in Auburn of selling cars in violation of a court order, Coakley's office anno
A South Carolina-based insurer that counts Worcester-based Paul Revere Life Insurance Company (owned by Unum) among its partners said the future of workplace benefits remains uncertain in
Worcester-based Hanover Insurance Group Inc. has released survey results that say small business owners trust independent and commercial insurance agents and carriers more tha
Athol Savings Bank has been designated a preferred lender by the Small Business Administration, according to the SBA.
At Coleman Assembly & Packaging, business appears to be a simple matter of doing a good job at a low cost to the customer. And sometimes it really is that simple.
There's a fatal flaw in the retirement strategies of many small-business owners: After they pour a lifetime of sweat, time and capital into building the business, their rough-sketch strategy is to sell out someday for a ton of money, then settle b
Paid Inc., a Worcester-based brand management and marketing firm for entertainment and sports personalities and organizations, is consolidating and moving its operations to Westborough
The Right To Repair Coalition said that 50,000 state residents have provided signatures to support legislation it says would level the playing field between auto dealership mechanics and independent repair shops.
The BBB of Central New England is warning businesses of a scam that asks business owners to pay $125 to compile corporate meeting minutes.
The Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce has been awarded a $30,000 grant to help spur the growth of small business in the region.
The Worcester Business Journal held its annual 40 Under Forty awards last night at Mechanics Hall. More than 400 people attended the event to celebrate this year's winners.
As owners of a company that was once centered on local sales, then went to the web on somewhat of a lark, Doug and Christine Klimavich of OptiMA, Inc. certainly have become Internet-savvy beyond their wildest dreams.
The Center for Women & Enterprise, which offers assistance to entrepreneurs from offices in Boston, Worcester and Providence, R.I., has received a $67,000 extension grant
Only one-third of respondents to a recent survey by Right Management said they take a break outside of the office for lunch.
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10. SIZE MATTERS When it comes to HR consultants, we are not all alike. Be sure to inquire about hands-on experience. Many consultants have credentials, but credentials alone will not solve your issues.