Please do not leave this page until complete. This can take a few moments.
Earlier this year, the Worcester Business Development Corp.
Former lieutenant governor Tim Murray has begun his new job as president and CEO of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, and more WBJ readers believe it's a good move than a not-so-good move.
Compared with other states, Massachusetts offers generous unemployment benefits.
Having run a family business for 36 years, I understand the importance of competition in the marketplace. Competition sharpens the responsiveness of a business and ultimately delivers a better product for the customer.
After years of discussion about the need to update our immigration system, the issue is finally on the so-called front burner in Congress and comprehensive reform is on the horizon.
Many hospitals are focusing on reducing patient readmissions within 30 days of discharge because of a concern that readmission represents a failure of medical care.
But they're wrong.
Sources indicate that hybrid vehicles comprise 4 percent of the United States' automobile market. That's the highest percentage ever.
The recent release of the Boston Foundation's report on Massachusetts' $1-billion, 10-year life sciences initiative revealed that this investment, a priority of the Patrick administration and the Legislature when they created it five years ago,
Gov. Deval Patrick's proposal to raise new revenue for education provides an important opportunity for public dialogue in Massachusetts. The governor is right that education is the key to economic growth.
Many of us know transportation is about access to jobs and housing, about economic competitiveness, convenience, quality of life and our environment.
You have to feel a little bad for Marissa Mayer. First, she wound up with a bright spotlight on her as a new CEO of Yahoo because she happened to be pregnant when she took the job.
Organizations have had a tough time coming to grips with telecommuting. Most recently, the issue arose when Marissa Mayer, the CEO of Yahoo, mandated that her company would discontinue its telecommuting program.
Massachusetts Health Care Reform 2.0, also called Chapter 224, was signed into law last August. But actual implementation and compliance with the law is unclear and uncertain.
Economic recovery is stalling in Massachusetts. MassBenchmarks estimates that gross state product grew at only a 1-percent annual rate in the last quarter of 2012, and warns it may be revised downward.
Imagine a Massachusetts where people's voices are not only heard, but their vote at the ballot box is heeded. Imagine a Massachusetts accountable to “We, the People.”
During the recent recession, many businesses throughout the commonwealth have had to struggle to ensure that their doors remained open.