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The former Red Sox CEO’s sponsorship work at Fenway Park could be a model for Boston’s July Fourth celebration.
Backers of the measures say the proposed fixes will help Massachusetts shake its reputation as a difficult place to do business.
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When the dean of the Isenberg School of Management decided to expand, he took an unusual approach for a UMass building. He turned to the private sector for help.
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A little Lucchino magic could make the Fourth pop The former Red Sox CEO’s sponsorship work at Fenway Park could be a model for Boston’s July Fourth celebration.
Proposed alcohol rules would help Eataly, wineryBackers of the measures say the proposed fixes will help Massachusetts shake its reputation as a difficult place to do business.
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