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Opinion

  • Viewpoint

    'Locally grown' food holds potential for a greater bounty

    Janet Pierce Special To The Worcester Business Journal February 2, 2015

    The potential impact of “locally grown” food and farm products on the Central Massachusetts economy is incredibly promising.

    Janet Pierce Special To The Worcester Business Journal February 2, 2015
  • VIEWPOINT

    Locally-grown efforts help lift innovation across Massachusetts

    Pamela Goldberg Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 19, 2015

    Every year, the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative releases its Annual Index of the Massachusetts Innovation Economy, benchmarking Massachusetts against other leading technology states and measuring 20-plus key economic indicators.

    Pamela Goldberg Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 19, 2015
  • Viewpoint

    How a quick flow of information impacted gas pipeline plans

    Vincent Devito Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 5, 2015

    The proposed Keystone XL pipeline may not be running through the Northeast, but we have a similar project trying to get on the books.

    Vincent Devito Special To The Worcester Business Journal January 5, 2015
  • Baker must continue to shine the state's spotlight on solar

    Ben Hellerstein And Mark Durrenberger Special To The Worcester Business Journal December 8, 2014

    Two car dealerships in Westborough — Dan's Jeep and Westborough Mitsubishi — installed 441 rooftop solar panels, with anticipated savings of more than $500,000 in electricity costs over 25 years.

    Ben Hellerstein And Mark Durrenberger Special To The Worcester Business Journal December 8, 2014
  • Viewpoint: Congress must renew terror risk insurance

    James T. Brett Special To The Worcester Business Journal November 24, 2014

    Congress is back in Washington, and one of its most important pending actions is to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, or TRIA. Failure to pass legislation have dire consequences in the event of a large-scale terror attack in the United States.

    James T. Brett Special To The Worcester Business Journal November 24, 2014
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Do ‘smart meters’ threaten health?

    November 10, 2014

    The Page One article in the Sept.

    November 10, 2014
  • VIEWPOINT: Working with nonprofits benefits businesses beyond the bottom line

    Angela Bovill Special To The Worcester Business Journal November 10, 2014

    When I was a CFO in business, I was truly for-profit. After all, profit meant survival and growth.

    But when I became CFO for a charitable organization, I expected concepts like profit and ROI to be secondary.

    Angela Bovill Special To The Worcester Business Journal November 10, 2014
  • Build on bipartisan legacy

    Charlie Baker And Karyn Polito Special To The Worcester Business Journal October 27, 2014

    Recently, we released a statewide economic development plan designed to expand the economy, create jobs and strengthen our communities.

    Charlie Baker And Karyn Polito Special To The Worcester Business Journal October 27, 2014
  • Invest in our citizens

    Martha Coakley Special To The Worcester Business Journal October 27, 2014

    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.

    Martha Coakley Special To The Worcester Business Journal October 27, 2014
  • Helping startups thrive pays off for the entire community

    Ryan Leary Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 29, 2014

    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.

    Ryan Leary Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 29, 2014
  • Tesla’s removal of patent restrictions a boost for electric cars

    Christine Fimognari Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 15, 2014

    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.

    Christine Fimognari Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 15, 2014
  • Viewpoint: For the benefit of N.E. business growth, Congress must renew Export-Import charter

    James T. Brett Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 1, 2014

    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.

    James T. Brett Special To The Worcester Business Journal September 1, 2014
  • Why I’m moving my company to downtown Worcester

    David Crouch August 17, 2014

    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.

    David Crouch August 17, 2014
  • Viewpoint: Market Basket feud highlights value of listening to workers

    Gary Chaison Special To The Worcester Business Journal August 4, 2014

    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?

    Gary Chaison Special To The Worcester Business Journal August 4, 2014
  • Less economic uncertainty leads to more hope for small businesses

    Richard C. Lord Special To The Worcester Business Journal July 21, 2014

    Five years after the Great Recession officially ended, small employers in Massachusetts are suddenly feeling better about business conditions and prospects.

    Richard C. Lord Special To The Worcester Business Journal July 21, 2014
  • Want more revenue? Small businesses must think outside the state

    Stephen A. Schuster Special To The Worcester Business Journal June 23, 2014

    Most small- to medium-sized businesses are naturally focused on relatively local customer audiences.

    Stephen A. Schuster Special To The Worcester Business Journal June 23, 2014