On today’s program, Jim Brett, CEO of the New England Council, talks about the council’s priorities. Boston Business Journal reporter Isabel Hart explains why many cannabis entrepreneurs are returning their state issued licenses. Christopher Stark, Executive Director of the Massachusetts insurance Federation, explains the reason behind rising insurance rates. Rachel Kaprilian, CEO Triangle Inc., talks about finding jobs for people with disabilities. And finally, Martha Sheridan, President of Meet Boston talks about the health of the hospitality and convention industry.

On today’s program, Greg Ryan, senior reporter for the Boston Business Journal talks about the sale of what used to be known as the Independence  Mall on the south shore in Kingston and what it means for other malls. Boston Globe food reporter Devra First shares her story about Barbara Lynch‘s decision to close all of her restaurants. The senior vice president of research for Rockland Trust Bank , Doug Butler,  will join us to discuss the banking business climate. The organization known as EADV,  employees against domestic violence, and  it’s leader Courtney Cahill from the Bristol County district attorney‘s office talks about the importance of that issue and finally Bobby Brown owner of Broco Fuel on the North Shore explains how he’s helping out communities up and down the East Coast recover from recent hurricane damage.

On today’s program, the Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal, Doug Banks, talks about the State’s Cannabis Control Commission and their article “Weed Woes”.  Colin Young, Editor at the State House News Service is following arguments at the State Supreme Judicial Court concerning the MBTA Communities Act and the town of Milton’s objection to it. Chris Geehern, Communications Director for the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, says business confidence has improved in the state. Bill Chase, owner of Hi-Tech windows talks about the importance of an energy audit. And finally, Anthony Lamacchia of Lamacchia Real Estate looks at the Florida real estate marketplace.

On today’s program, Don Seiffert of the Boston Business Journal talks about the critical role the port of Boston plays in the regions economy. Janelle Nanos of The Boston Globe explorers major changes on the horizon for CVS. Kylie Sullivan from Salem Main Streets  talks about the Halloween economy. Carl Rugato shares details about the Halloween festival coming to Charlestown. And finally, Greg Ryan with the Boston Business Journal talks with Richard Davey, the new CEO of Massport.

On today’s program, Jon Hurst, president of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts uses the “R” word when describing the local business economy. Greg Ryan senior reporter for the Boston Business Journal examines demand for clean energy jobs. Jon Chesto business reporter with The Boston Globe explains why the International Teamsters union decided not to endorse a presidential candidate this time around. Jack Burton a student at Tufts University talks about his new tool called the Dunkin Scout. And finally, Mike Dee former chief operating officer of the Boston Red Sox talks about his new pickle ball business.

On today’s program, Boston is becoming the toy manufacturer capital in the United States! Greg Ryan of the Boston Business Journal tells us why. Jim O’Brien, General Manager of the Topsfield Fair  gives us the play-by-play for this year‘s fair. Val Neicu, CEO of  smartSKN explains her new  north shore customized skin care business. Anthony Lamacchia of Lamacchia real estate talks about lower interest rates and the housing market. And finally an executive from WS development talks about the small businesses which will be joining Snowport this holiday season at the Seaport.

On today’s show Grant Welker of the Boston Business Journal examines the reality of high net worth individuals leaving Massachusetts. Chef Chris Coombs talks about Bosse Pickleball coming to the Natick Mall. An expert from WalletHub looks at unemployment in Massachusetts. Kim Carrigan introduces us to a new sponsor of the New England Business Report. And finally Aaron Pressman of The Boston Globe reports on electric vehicle charging stations and their availability in the Baystate.

On today’s program, Ernie Boch CEO of Subaru New England join us to talk about the business climate as a relates to automobile sales as well as what’s happened to the port of Baltimore? Is it back to normal? Also, Jim Rooney President CEO the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce updates us on the cities business climate. Skip Perham Suffolk University expert on the business of sports talks about the Patriots opening day. Doug Banks, executive editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about corporate giving …..are Bostonians stingy? And Sam Liang of Rubino and Liang talks about preparing for retirement.

On today’s program, Randy Greenstein,  co-owner Big Night Entertainment talks about the nightclub scene in Boston and beyond. The CEO of M&T Bank, Rene Jones, joins us to discuss their Massachusetts businesses. Don Seiffert, managing editor of the Boston Business Journal,  joins us to talk about the pending  Biosecure Act act and how it would impact Massachusetts biotech companies. Jeff Myers, Research Director for Colliers International here in Boston, talks about the market for lab space. And finally, Chelcie Martin, owner Honey Pot  Hill Orchards in Stow Massachusetts talks about the business of Apple picking.

On today’s program, Doug Banks, editor of the Boston Business Journal talks about CEO‘s resigning at a record pace. Ed Carroll,executive with Tomorrow.io,
Talks about the growing Boston based weather technology company. Kat Shortsleeve explains her new business Shortsleeve Travel.  Sam Liang of Rubino and Liang talks about stock market gyrations and the impact on people looking to retire. And finally Jennifer Epstein of Boston Unity Soccer Partners updates us on the national women’s soccer league and the team preparing to play in Boston.