Business Headlines: Local Home Prices Dropping; Gas Prices Lower
Local home prices continue to lose ground and now are tied more closely to a national trend indicating the housing decline might be getting worse.
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Local home prices continue to lose ground and now are tied more closely to a national trend indicating the housing decline might be getting worse.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was back at Harvard after the leaving the university in 2004 to start the social networking site in Silicon Valley.
You've heard the saying before: It's not what you know, but who you know.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is recruiting Harvard students to come work for him.
Police say tips led them to a Beverly man and a Danvers woman who was videotaped in the store just before the robbery.
Whether you are looking for a job or already have one, you often hear that you need to be marketing yourself on social media. Your age doesn't matter.
A large bear was the talk of the town in Leominster Thursday morning.
Facebook is dramatically redesigning its users' profile pages to create what CEO Mark Zuckerberg says is a "new way to express who you are."
Many of Facebook's 750 million users have been blasting the social media site for pulling the rug of familiarity out from underneath them.
Lynn public schools is ready to debate a difficult issue: How to prevent teachers from befriending students on Facebook.
Some colleges and universities are engaging, teaching and conducting research on social media better than others.
When cyclists take off from Sturbridge and Wellesley this weekend in the Pan Mass Challenge, they'll be raising critical dollars for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Michael Morrissey wants sex offenders to register their e-mail addresses, as well as any identities used on Facebook and other social media pages.
A 16-year-old student at Whitman High School has been arrested for a Facebook threat to blow up the school.
Eric Convey of the Boston Business Journal looks at whether Google+ can challenge Facebook for social media dominance.
If Facebook "likes" translate into sales for businesses, as a recent study suggests, some Boston-area companies have an embarrassment of riches, in the social media world anyway.
Once upon a time, not so very long ago, the social networking site MySpace was king. Now, it's valued at less than 10% of what one of the world's smartest businessmen paid for it.
The twin Harvard University crew athletes claiming a piece of Facebook, have dropped their lawsuit and accepted a huge settlement. Now they're being sued for half of that money.
This guide provides quick tips and valuable links to help small businesses get the most out of the most popular social tools on the Web.
While it's probably not advisable to call your boss a chucklehead on Twitter, there's growing evidence the NLRB will step in and protect workers who complain about their working conditions on social media sites.
Many people are sharing their diet success tips on a Facebook page.
The people of central Massachusetts have no qualms about offering support after last week's tornadoes, and it's those grassroots efforts that are most impressive.
Yes it's true.....I'm officially Gary LaPierre, O.C. (ordained clergy) and am available as an officiant for Weddings, Funerals, Bar Mitzvah's, whatever. You can call me "Rev G".
With so many social media outlets available there's been much debate about whether users should link their accounts.
When you meet someone in real life, they often introduce themselves with their name and maybe their company's name. But when you're meeting someone online, that's not always how it happens.
