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Small business owners are mad. Their health insurance premiums are rising anywhere from 17 to 51 percent.
It’s found underground, it’s used in a huge variety of human endeavors and, according to Worcester Polytechnic Institute Professor Diran Apelian, it’s in desperate need of conservation efforts.
Business is booming again and you have new positions to fill. With so many qualified candidates to choose from, the interview process should take care of itself, right? Not exactly.
From the annual meeting to taking a shot at teambuilding, any corporate event takes a lot of planning, perhaps more than it should.
InnerCity Entrepreneurs, a Boston-based organization that promotes small business development and has offices in Worcester, announced it is changing its name to Interise.
Ron Marlow, state Assistant Secretary for Access and Opportunity, has been selected as the 2010 New England and Massachusetts Minority Business Champion by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Leominster Small Business Association, a group of small business owners in the North Worcester County city, has recruited its 100th member.
The deadline for homeowners, renters, businesses and nonprofit organizations that suffered property damage during a January apartment fire in Malden to apply for U.S.
Mark Terrell, founder of SepSensor Inc. in Marlborough, pretty much gave up on looking for venture capital investment in 2009 after about a year and a half of searching and making pitches.
Motivating employees and creating a high-performance workforce is, at its heart, all about communication. How managers interact with their employees can have a dramatic impact.
You conduct meetings all the time and you eat lunch every day. What could possibly go wrong by combining the two?
The total number of unionized workers in Massachusetts rose in 2009, even as the workforce as a whole shrank, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Framingham Co-operative Bank Charitable Foundation has given $1,500 to the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce Educational Foundation for the purchas
When Ted Welte began his 20-year tenure as president of the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce, General Motors had just announced plans to close a plant in Framingham, taking with it hundreds of jobs.