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Consumer sentiment falls in August after months of increases
Consumer sentiment experienced a decline in August following several months of increases. The downturn was observed across most metropolitan areas, highlighting the disparities in economic experiences among different groups within the K-shaped economy.
Ernst and Young selects new Boston managing partner
Brendan McCorry has been appointed as the new managing partner of Ernst and Young's Boston office, succeeding Jane Steinmetz. McCorry has spent 34 years with the firm and will now lead the local operations as Steinmetz takes on a broader role overseeing offices in the Northeast.
A $50M valuation doesn't guarantee a payday, Startup Week panel warns
A recent panel during Startup Week highlighted that a $50 million valuation does not guarantee financial success for founders. Factors such as investor preferences, legal fees, and transaction costs can significantly reduce payouts, as illustrated by one panelist's experience of receiving almost nothing after six years of building a company.
Brown Brothers Harriman names new managing partner
Brown Brothers Harriman has announced the appointment of a new managing partner as part of its leadership transition. The firm, which has a significant presence in Boston, has selected an internal leader to take on this role.
Massachusetts workforce will be 'forever tight,' authors share
Workforce development experts indicate that competition for labor in Massachusetts will remain high for the foreseeable future. They recommend that employers shift their focus towards underemployed workers to address ongoing labor shortages.
The credit crunch is real among smaller borrowers
New data reveals that smaller borrowers are experiencing significant strain, with loans valued below par rising to 12%. This trend highlights the challenges faced by these borrowers in the current credit market environment.