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A Cambridge company attracted a bunch of attention on Wall Street as Zipcar launched its initial public offering of stock. The IPO was offered at 18 dollars a share, and gained 56% for the day.
A Boston-based bank that needed a bailout a couple of years ago is now getting a significant tax refund.
Changes are coming to Manchester Boston Airport as a result of an Air Traffic Controller 'sleeping problem' at other airports in the country.
The Rugged Bear brand may be revived.
An Israeli company that Gov. Deval Patrick visited during his recent trade mission to Israel has decided to locate its U.S. headquarters in Massachusetts.
State officials say the Massachusetts unemployment rate dropped to 8 percent in March as 3,200 jobs were added during the month.
Ford Motor Co. is expanding a recall of the popular F-150 pickup truck to include nearly 1.2 million vehicles that may have defective air bags.
Thursday was the first time that Jet Blue passed the 100 flight mark for outgoing and inbound Boston service.
Gov. John Lynch was in Nashua on Thursday visiting a former Massachusetts company, one of many that have moved their headquarters across the border in recent years.
College students are graduating with more than a diploma these days, according to a survey by Sallie Mae, they have accumulated on average over $3,000 of credit card debt.
WBZ News Radio's Financial Editor Dave Caruso reports on an increase in the weekly jobs data and a couple of IPO's in the news.
Zipcar is going public Thursday.
I do believe kids should get an allowance and I also believe it should not be tied to work that they do around the house.
A survey by MASSPIRG, the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, of 350 banks finds that almost a quarter of them refused to disclose their full list of charges and fees.
