Tag: Massachusetts
Mass. nears 1,000 virus deaths, will get more equipment
BOSTON (AP) – Massachusetts is approaching a grim coronavirus milestone, with the state likely to surpass 1,000 coronavirus-related deaths Wednesday.
State public health officials reported...
Outsourced Marketing Firm TribalVision to Deliver Marketing Services to Staples Connect...
BOSTON, Massachusetts – February 6, 2020 – TribalVision is excited to collaborate with Staples to provide their small to medium-sized business customers marketing resources...
Baker releases $44.6B state budget proposal
BOSTON (AP) – Gov. Charlie Baker released a $44.6 billion state budget proposal Wednesday that would tack on an extra fee for ride-hailing trips...
Mass. marijuana shops report $420M in sales in 2019
BOSTON (AP) – Recreational marijuana shops in Massachusetts raked in more than $420 million in sales in the first full calendar year of legalization,...
Average weekly wage in Bristol County, Mass., increases 4.2% in Q1
PROVIDENCE – The average weekly wage in Bristol County, Mass., was $999 in the first quarter of 2019, a 4.2% increase year over year,...
MassBenchmarks: Mass. economy solid but shows signs of slowing
PROVIDENCE – The Massachusetts economy continued to show solid performance, but signs of a slowdown were present in the recent months, according to commentary...
R.I., Conn. bring up rear for jobless rates in N.E.
WASHINGTON – While Rhode Island’s August seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 3.6% may have been one-tenth of a percentage point below the national rate...
St. Anne’s Senior Vice President and Chief Lending Officer Carlos DaCunha...
Governor Charlie Baker and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito swore in Carlos DaCunha, Senior Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at St. Anne’s Credit Union...
BBJ: Mass. ‘millionaires tax’ legislation introduced again
BOSTON – In reporting Friday, the Boston Business Journal said that Massachusetts legislators have revived a proposed “millionaires tax” that was rejected by the state’s...
Workers trapped by noncompetes
Why have wages been so slow to rise at a time when demand for workers has pushed the U.S. unemployment rate to its lowest...

















