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Saying that it has heard business' concerns regarding the complexity of reporting requirements and the amount of time to implement changes, the Obama administration said it's delaying a key part of the Affordable Care Act for another year.
MassVentures, a quasi-public venture capital company, announced $2 million in grants for 15 Bay State firms, including two in Central Massachusetts.
Cains Foods of Ayer, a long-time Massachusetts manufacturer of food products such as potato chips, salad dressings and mayonnaise, is being sold to an Illinois-based food manufacturer in a $35-million cash deal.
Bay State lawmakers are considering raising the minimum wage in Massachusetts, which hasn't changed since the onset of the Great Recession in 2008.
The House on Wednesday approved broad updates to state health care laws to bring Massachusetts into compliance with the omnibus federal health care law before January, but not before Republicans challenged lawmakers to reject Congressional efforts
Home remodeling is on the rise in the United States, showing yearly gains in all regions except the Northeast, according to BuildFax, a North Carolina company that provides data on building permits.
The Worcester Business Development Corp. (WBDC) is developing a business lending program for military veterans, with the help of the federal government and a trade association for developers.
The Westborough-based accounting and consulting firm Stowe & Degon LLC has expanded its business to include an internal audit and forensic services practice.
A Charlton man who operated a videography business has been ordered to pay more than $500,000 in restitution, penalties and fees after he allegedly failed to provide prepaid wedding videos to more than 150 newlyweds, Attorney General Martha Coakley
With hundreds of supporters gearing up to rally on today in favor of raising the state's minimum wage, Senate President Therese Murray said she has not yet settled on an appropriate wage level and House Speaker Robert DeLeo said he's waiting to hear
Many small businesses in Massachusetts are already benefitting from employee wellness programs that can boost productivity and contain the rise of healthcare costs.
A Grafton man has been ordered to pay more than $150,000 in restitution, penalties and fees after he contracted to perform home improvement projects without proper registration, failed to complete the work and misappropriated thousands of dollars
Hobby dog breeders, concerned they will be swept up alongside "puppy mills," came out in force against bills sponsored by members of the House and Senate leadership that would regulate the industry.
After years of votes to freeze unemployment insurance rates on businesses and talk from lawmakers about the need for substantial reform, two key House and Senate lawmakers on Tuesday voiced a growing desire to tackle unemployment insurance reform