by Jenny | Jul 28, 2022 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Council in the News Baker Sees 1986 Law Triggering $2.5 Billion in Rebates Tax Relief Bombshell Catches Beacon Hill Off Guard State House News Service | July 28, 2022By Colin A. Young and Chris Lisinski JULY 28, 2022…..With just three days left to hold formal...
by Olivia Chislett | Jun 7, 2022 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Raytheon Moving Headquarters To Virginia June 7, 2022State House News ServiceBy: Michael P. Norton JUNE 7, 2022…..In a blow to Massachusetts, Waltham-based Raytheon Technologies is moving its global headquarters to Arlington, Virginia. Raytheon announced...
by Olivia Chislett | Jan 27, 2022 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Surtax Opponents Take Summary Case To SJC January 27, 2022State House News ServiceBy: Colin A. Young JAN. 27, 2022…..The campaign over the proposed Constitutional amendment to add a surtax on household income over $1 million took a step into the courtroom...
by Jenny | Jul 8, 2021 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Three Biz Groups Take Sides in Debate Over App-Based Drivers, Benefits July 8, 2021State House News ServiceBy: Chris Lisinksi A trio of regional business organizations in Massachusetts threw their support behind gig economy giants in the growing debate over pay and...
by Jenny | Jun 9, 2021 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Lawmakers Advance Income Surtax to 2022 Ballot June 9, 2021State House News ServiceBy: Colin A. Young, with contributions from Chris Van Buskirk and Michael P. Norton With a vote of the House and Senate Wednesday afternoon, the Massachusetts Legislature effectively...
by meshagency | Mar 4, 2021 | Council in the News, State House News Service
Half of State Workforce Could Stay Remote After Pandemic March 4, 2021
By Matt Murphy The Baker administration has been quietly planning for a permanent “hybrid” work model for as much as half of the state workforce, and over the course of 2021 will be...
