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Issue of May 22, 2006 |     |
Greener PasturesMost people who moved out of the Bay State last year have found that the grass really is greener for them on the other side of the Massachusetts border. Opening Act If the pen is mightier than the sword, the National Association of Realtors has been battling fiercely in support of a bill that will make affordable group health care available to small businesses and trade associations across the country. Unsung Heroes Deserve Praise By Thomas R. Gleason I was the master of ceremonies at an awards ceremony recently. Jon Stewart, Billy Crystal and Dave Letterman were all unavailable so I accepted the job. Federal Law Needed to Regulate Data Security Breach Protocols By James T. Brett Several data security breach incidents across the nation and in New England have brought attention to the lack of a comprehensive federal data security breach standard. Congress needs to adopt a uniform national data breach standard that would protect consumers and provide guidance to businesses and nonprofits in the event they suffer a data security breach. Gubernatorial Candidate Patrick: Ameriquest on ‘A Better Path’ By Deval Patrick Leadership is more than grand announcements. It’s more than press conferences and photo ops. Sometimes leadership is the slow, steady, unglamorous work of making reform real. Check and Balance The Banker and Tradesman's political cartoon. |
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