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Recent Articles about Massachusetts

Massachusetts Tops Tech Rankings

The state's science and technology sector leads the nation in R&D, a study reports.  Read more

The Hottest Business Plan Around

Ordering information for Harvard professor Michael Porter's excellent comprehensive business plan for Massachusetts.  Read more

Hotline

Current trends and legislation affecting small business.  Read more

Minimum Wage Debate on the Horizon

June 17, 2004 -- With worries about many low paying jobs having already been lost abroad, Congress will consider whether those left behin...  Read more

Another Cost of Doing Business?

Will this downturn prove to be harsher than the last one in 2001? And if so, how? A news report out of Massachusetts raises one possibility: a spike in th...  Read more

Going Public;

WHEN APPLE COMPUTER INC. went public in 1980, the state of Massachusetts refused to register the stock, saying that the offering price was too high for th...  Read more

Breathing Easy

Ex-cop Neil Colleran is confident that he can get a lot of drivers off the hook for drunken driving charges. He isn't thinking, though, of fixing tickets...  Read more

It's a Great Place to Work

Guide and resources on maintaining a productive, motivated work force.  Read more

State Support: Indiana Wants You

1. Indiana 6. Michigan 2. Connecticut 7. Ohio 3. Pennsylvania 8. Louisiana 4. Massachusetts 9. Illinois 5. New Y...  Read more

Best On: Health Care

Rod Blagojevich Illinois (D) Along with Mitt Romney of Massachusetts (who is not seeking reelection), Blagojev...  Read more

This Week's Economic Roundup

Rising labor and energy costs make business owners skittish; gas prices continue to surge.  Read more

Immigration's New Rules

Senators ranging from Democrat Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts to Republican Saxby Chambliss of Georgia announced today that they had reached a deal on compr...  Read more

Start-Up News: Hire Yourself

A quick look at some recent research that suggests a little governmental encouragement boosts the rate of start-ups.  Read more

Best On: Health Care

Rod Blagojevich Illinois (D) Along with Mitt Romney of Massachusetts (who is not seeking reelection), Blagojev...  Read more

Hotline

New trends in the small business world.  Read more

Best Of Show Business Activity: Trouble In The Oil Patch

1. New Hampshire 6. Florida 2. Colorado 7. Georgia 3. Alaska 8. California 4. New Jersey 9. Massachusetts ...  Read more

Where New Ideas Flourish

New research identifies where the culture of innovation is most firmly rooted.  Read more

Miracle, Schmiracle

Michael Dukakis is blowing a golden opportunity to talk about the real reasons for Massachusetts's booming economy  Read more

The Art Of Entrepreneurship

One Saturday several years ago, I spent a morning with my three-year-old daughter exploring tidal flats and tide pools along the coast of Massachusetts so...  Read more

False Alarm

Editorial on the fears of a banker-induced credit crunch.  Read more

Capitol Ideas

Entrepreneurs take note: When it comes to economic development, the serious business isn't getting done in Washington, D.C., these days.  Read more

Mass. Launches Small-Business Partnership Program

Massachusetts Business Connect will pair small businesses with larger corporations eager for outside innovation.  Read more

A Bite of the Action

Delta Dental Plan of Massachusetts, an insurance company, based in Medford, Mass., convened a "customer-partnership committee" soon after the company had ...  Read more

Whatever It Takes

Managed care, the human version, at Senior Whole Health.  Read more

The Legal Landscape

Some states are friendly to noncompetes; others aren't. Here's a rough guide.  Read more

Inc.'s Fourth Annual Report On The States

Can states become more attractive breeding grounds for small companies? Increasingly, governors and legislators around the United States have been answering ...  Read more

Roadblocks to Avoid when You're Going Solo

Here are our favorite questions to ask successful home-business people: What surprises did you have? Did you encounter any detours? Were there any land mi...  Read more

A Craft-Beer Stimulus Plan?

A tax cut for craft brewers aims to spur local employment.  Read more

New Tools for Sales Training

Welcome to the world of sales training 2.0, where innovators are leveraging new technology—and new thinking—to make better sales people.  Read more

Capital: The New Activism

1. California 6. Colorado 2. New York 7. Texas 3. Minnesota 8. Oklahoma 4. Connecticut 9. Rhode Island 5...  Read more

Companies On The Spot

The MIT Enterprise Forum poses painful questions to the managers of new or troubled companies.  Read more

Connecticut, Delaware Named Best States for Entrepreneurs

The Corporation for Enterprise Development's annual report card examines business performance and capacity for growth.  Read more

The 2010 Inc. 5000: Top 10 States

Here's a look at the states with the most high growth, privately-held companies in America.  View slideshow

Businesses Cut Back on Travel

Costs continue to rise as fewer travelers take to the skies, a report shows.  Read more

10 Promising Franchises for 2011

Thinking of starting a franchise? Here's a look at ten different franchises that just may become the country's next big thing.  View slideshow

The Top 10 States In Six Categories

CAPITAL RESOURCES 1. New York 2. California 3. Massachusetts 4. Connecticut 5. Minnesota 6. Texas 7. Penn...  Read more

This Week's Economic Roundup

Leading indicators rebound; weekly jobless claims rise.  Read more

Businesses Could Foot the Health Care Bill in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, there's good news and bad news on the health-care front for small businesses. The good news is that the Massachusetts' Senate and House ...  Read more

The Ultimate Unemployment Benefit

A federally-sponsored program serves as a springboard for unemployed workers who want to start their own businesses.  Read more