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At home, in business Fitchburg entrepreneurs start close to home
Brian F. Belliveau and his wife, Linda J. Belliveau, wake up at 5:45 a.m. to cook, serve and clean for complete strangers.
Airlines now preparing to test retail sales at 35,000 feet
Air travelers in the United States are already paying for sandwiches and drinks, pillows and headsets.
Bailey earns Dean's List honors at Babson
Wellesley, Mass. - Babson College recently announced that junior Luke Bailey, of the Port Monmouth section of Middletown Township, has been named to the Dean's List for the spring semester.
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With the credit crunch and the implosion of CIT, the environment for small business financing has been downright hostile.
The United States Postal Service has removed the Boston College post office from a list of local post offices slated for closure, University officials reported.
Babson president part of $0.5B initiative
Babson College President Leonard Schlesinger is on the Advisory Council for the entrepreneurship initiative called 10,000 Small Businesses that was announced today by the Goldman Sachs Group , Inc.
Goldman Sachs Launches 10,000 Small Businesses Initiative
November 17, 2009 - " The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. today announced the launch of 10,000 Small Businesses -- a $500 million initiative that will unlock the growth and job-creation potential of 10,000 small businesses across the United States through greater access to business education, mentors and networks, and financial capital.
Al Turgeon lectures during a class in the Forest Resources Building at Penn State on Thursday, November 12, 2009.
Ex-partner of Boston wind exec charged
"I read about it in the papers, and I was very surprised," Brian Caffyn said from Hong Kong, where he is now building wind-energy farms in China and the Philipines.
Joseph Kaiser of Annapolis has gained membership to the Marching Virginians at Virginia Tech.
Babson ranks for executive education
Babson College 's executive education program has been ranked sixth by BusinessWeek magazine among U.S. Custom Programs and 11th among Custom Programs worldwide.
Visiting day for prospective parents at All Saints' Day School is Nov. 17. The event is at 8:15a.m. with chapel, followed by an information session and campus tourrs at 8060 Carmel Valley Road, Carmel.
Camden National Bank names Brogden branch manager for Camden Square
CAMDEN : Judy Brogden was recently named Camden Square branch manager for Camden National Bank.
One entrepreneur's tale of woe--and the valuable lessons learned. When Shanghai-born, Sydney-bred Fan Bi, a senior at Babson College in Babson Park, Mass., decided last year to launch Blank Label, an online custom-shirt retailer for men, he didn't think twice about outsourcing the Web work.
Debate series aims to inform discourse
Rush Limbaugh. Keith Olbermann. Glenn Beck. Partisan shouting is easy to find in mainstream media, and it is both popular and profitable.
Santoni Investigations and National Trademark Investigations Appoint...
National Trademark Investigations and Santoni Investigations announced today the appointment of Scott Rutherford as Director of Marketing.
On the road to a better Venezuela
On Saturday, Oct. 10, while most students were attending Homecoming weekend celebrations at Tufts, getting ready to go out in the city or taking part in the HONK! Festival Parade and Oktoberfest in Davis and Harvard Squares, a group of students found themselves in a conference room celebrating the second meeting of Estudiantes Venezolanos en Boston ...
CIT files for bankruptcy; taxpayers may lose $2.3B stake
Small- and midsize-business financier CIT Group 's bankruptcy protection filing Sunday could put most of its clients back into the precarious position the federal government was trying to prevent with its $2.3 billion cash infusion late last year.
Some administrators oppose medical amnesty
This article is the second in a two-part series looking at the alcohol policies of Boston-area schools.