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Recently, we released a statewide economic development plan designed to expand the economy, create jobs and strengthen our communities.
I'm running for governor because I believe we have an opportunity right now to build an economy on our terms, not Wall Street's, that's prosperous and fair and gives everyone a fair shot.
Worcester has potential to put itself on the map of the startup world, but there is some discussion about what it takes, how it gets done and how important to the city it really is.
In an unexpected move that may have a big impact on transportation, luxury electric car maker Tesla Motors announced in June that it will allow others to freely use its patented technologies in the spirit of the open source movement.
With some 95 percent of today's consumers beyond our borders, it's difficult not to acknowledge that the United States needs to increase its exports to thrive economically. As consumer strength grows across the globe, the U.S.
After six successful years of starting up a business in Northborough, my company is looking to raise money, grow our national client base, build new products and hire young talent, and to do that we're moving our offices.
To Worcester.
As the workers of Market Basket's 71-store grocery chain continue with their demonstrations and consumer boycott against the company, we have to ask: What this is really all about?
Five years after the Great Recession officially ended, small employers in Massachusetts are suddenly feeling better about business conditions and prospects.
Most small- to medium-sized businesses are naturally focused on relatively local customer audiences.
Gateway Cities, such as Fitchburg and Worcester, are in a unique position of combating the perceptions that come with older industrial centers while building upon the remnants of that industrial heritage to foster the industries of tomorrow.
As anyone who runs a business in Massachusetts knows, managing the cost of electricity and natural gas is a constant challenge.
It's quite possible that Massachusetts long ago shed the “Taxachusetts” label by embracing sound tax policies such as Proposition 2½, fostering pro-growth innovation companies and retooling its human capital through the Education Reform Act of
Massachusetts has never hesitated to take the lead and pass laws to protect its citizens. From improvements in highway and traffic safety to domestic violence legislation, the commonwealth has always emphasized the security of its residents.
During President George W. Bush's administration, we used the term “jawboning” to address just about any energy crisis.
Emerging markets have been on a tear over the past decade. BRICS countries — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — powered the high growth rate in those economies, despite volatility.