Executive Briefing
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Inflation Data Points To Firming Economy (posted Yesterday at 11:19am)
Inflation showed signs of stabilizing in May after a long decline, a potential comfort to Federal Reserve policymakers who want to avoid any chance of a debilitating bout of deflation.
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Interns Flock To Boston Fed To Learn, Network (posted Yesterday at 11:12am)
Hundreds of interns from companies across the region gathered at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on Monday to give students the opportunity to network.
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Acella Construction Corp. Volunteers At Hospice Residence (posted 06/18/13 at 11:12am)
Staff from Norwell-based Acella Construction Corp. recently helped clean out the future hospice residence at Turkey Hill.
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A Good Compact (posted 06/17/13)
The name of the program is meant to evoke a sense of government and financial institutions working for the people. The Home Ownership Compact, announced by Gov. Deval Patrick last week, is a notable step toward enabling homeownership in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts after the Great Recession.
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Foley Joins U.S. Green Building Council's Mass. Chapter (posted 06/14/13 at 9:30am)
Craig Foley, chief of energy solutions for RE/MAX Leading Edge, has been asked to serve in a leadership role for the Massachusetts Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council.
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Jobless Claims Fall; Labor Market Healing Ongoing (posted 06/13/13 at 12:35pm)
The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell last week, nearing its lowest level in five years in a sign of resilience for the U.S. labor market.
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BofA Could Still Put Countrywide Into Bankruptcy, Executive Says (posted 06/11/13 at 9:22am)
Bank of America Corp could put its Countrywide Financial unit into bankruptcy if it fails to win court approval for an $8.5 billion settlement with mortgage investors, a bank executive said on Monday.
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Banker & Tradesman Editorial Cartoon (posted 06/10/13)
Thanks for all the good times, Boston; I'm out.
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