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This week is marking a major milestone in a return toward normalcy for the Massachusetts economy as major shopping malls reopen.
Seaman Paper Co. has named Ken Winterhalter as the company's new CEO, the Gardner manufacturer announced on Monday.
Fitchburg State University has received more than $250,000 from a Maine foundation to support career advising and services, the school said Monday.
As businesses around Central Massachusetts reopen after being shut down for more than two months, their staffs and their customers are adjusting to new regulations and policies, as the companies try to maximize their revenue while limiting the risk…
New housing starts reached their post-recession peak in 2019, and the Central Mass. need for more may shield the industry from the next recession
The Worcester Business Journal asked area architects and preservation advocates: If you were mapping out an architectural tour of Central Massachusetts, which buildings would you include and why?
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is expected to approve a new cultivation and retail cannabis shop in Fitchburg for final licensure on Thursday, according to public meeting documents.
Fitchburg State University and Framingham State University have each received $100,000 grants, both schools announced Monday.
McMahan, the president of the 26-year-old brewery with 140 employees, has helped keep Wachusett more than just relevant at a time when the state’s beer scene can be dominated by Tree House Brewing Co. and Trillium Brewing Co.
Munkacy doesn’t need to cite research or talk to others to tout the medical benefits of cannabis. She’s gone through a medical crisis without it, and doesn’t want others to have to do the same.
While shifting cultural norms in the business community have found hiring managers outwardly working toward hiring a more diverse staff, studies in the last few years by organizations like McKinsey & Co. and Regent University found women and people of color are promoted less frequently than their white male counterparts. This produces a dynamic where company leadership at many organizations remains dominated by white males even as the company's employees become more diversified.
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