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Conference for Women 2013 – Boston Convention Center
Whether you are thinking about career management, managing your small business or venturing out as an entrepreneur the Massachusetts Conference for Women 2013 is a great way to get you motivated as you enter the upcoming new year. This is the 9th year of this conference that offers speakers and break out sessions for women […]
Boston’s Donnie Wahlberg- Standing the Test of Time
If you were asked 20 years ago whether New Kids on the Block would still be performing or better yet whether Donnie Wahlberg was a solid working actor odds are you would have laughed. Last night I was able to attend a function at Bentley University in Waltham where Donnie Wahlberg was asked to discuss […]
Is Big Papi’s Restaurant Moving to Boston?
This past summer driving on Route 9 in Framingham my family and I passed what used to be Big Papi’s Grille. If you didn’t know it closed down back then because of rumored lack of business. I always did find that it was an “interesting” location for that type of celebrity restaurant. If you look […]
John Hancock Tower To Be Owned by Boston Properties
Boston Properties has agreed to purchase the famous John Hancock Tower in the Copley Square area. This appears to be good news since this would seem a longer term commitment to the property than the current partnership of Normandy Real Estate Partners and Five Mile Capital Partners intended. They bought the property in foreclosure last […]
Boston Ranks in Quality of Living Survey
If you read some of the coverage of Mercer’s 2010 Quality of Living Survey you would think that Boston did badly. The truth is that it is one of only 4 US cities that appeared in the top 50. All of the other cities were were outside the US. The results are based on a […]
Boston Public Companies Take a Tumble
The Boston Globe released their annual list of top public companies yesterday. The biggest news was not who had made the list but the size of the list. Named the Globe 100 since it was published back in 1989 the list is no longer 100, at least not for 2010. Sadly due to the economy […]
It’s A Woman’s World: The Massachusetts Conference For Women
This year, over 5000 women are expected to attend the 5th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. Held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, the event offers women a chance to network with people in every field, listen to dynamic speakers ranging from financial whiz Suze Orman to Massachusetts First Lady Diane Patrick, and to […]
Simmons College’s Proposal to Cut Courses Proves Unpopular
The opportunity to attend smaller classes where students aren’t just numbers in an arena is one of the most appealing aspects of attending a college, rather than a major university. But as the recession continues, the effects are devastating the smaller academic institutions that focus on providing students with a low teacher to student ratio. […]
Need a Job? Work for Google Cambridge
If you’re a local unemployed Bostonian in need of a job, you’ve likely been searching the internet for employment with little or no success. Rather than using Google to search the internet for a job, perhaps next time try using Google to search Google for a job, as the company has announced that it will […]
New Search Engine Goby Says Enjoy Your Free Time
With most of your waking hours spent slaving away at work, it seems like a rare occasion when you actually get to spend daylight hours planning your free time. Luckily, a new Boston company has taken the reigns to help you enjoy your time off. It’s pretty tough to find someone unfamiliar with mega-search engine […]
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