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I recently wrote a book about the business benefits of a well-run human resources program on the basis of an old cliché, "What I've learned over the past 25 years in employee benefits and HR could fill a …" In fact, a better understanding of HR wo
Technology has drastically changed many industries over the past decade, including the age-old practice of law, where the Internet and a recession-strained economy have helped create the virtual law office.
The Worcester merger and acquisition firm George & Company on Thursday announced the opening of a new division specializing in brokerage and sales to small- to middle-market business.
The efforts to turn Central Massachusetts into a life sciences epicenter to rival — or depending who you talk to, complement — Cambridge and Boston have been well underway for decades.
Members of the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce took part in an information session on a recent morning to better understand how the new Chamber Health Co-op would benefit their businesses and employees.
The private sector gained 176,000 jobs in June, according to the Automatic Data Processing (ADP) National Employment Report. Meanwhile, May job gains were revised upward from 133,000 to 136,000.
A new foundation launched by the Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce will offer on-the-job training grants to Bay State manufacturers.
Jeffrey Batta, president and co-owner of Milford Nissan, has been into cars for most of his life. Batta, who has co-owned Marlborough Nissan since 1996, paid his way through college by working as a mechanic.
Thousands of individuals and small businesses will receive $57 million in rebates from five large health insurers that reflect a portion of the difference between what carriers charged in 2011 and what they actually spent on health care last year.
Does Massachusetts really need an expanded bottle law?It's a question that's been asked several times before, and the business sector — as it has before — is offering the same answer: No, and a resounding no at that.
Seeking to avoid a November ballot question on Right-To-Repair legislation, Massachusetts automobile dealers announced jointly with the coalition pushing the bill that a compromise has been reached.
What does it mean for a town to be "business friendly?" In Framingham, business and local officials are looking to find the answer.
Worcester-based energy management firm World Energy Solutions Inc. has been selected by NSTAR as an approved contractor within it
After five years and millions of dollars spent on advertisements and lobbyists, proponents of "Right to Repair" still can't answer the serious questions or explain the concerns about their effort in Massachusetts.
The 2008 recession devastated new car sales across the country, and it hurt Massachusetts dealers, too.
Like thousands of other people in Massachusetts, I signed the Right to Repair initiative petition, and I called my legislators to ask them to pass the law.