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You’re traveling with your wife and another couple and are having a hard time choosing a restaurant. Your party includes one person who is gluten intolerant, one who doesn’t eat meat and another who won’t budge unless the right vintage of cabernet is waiting for him. You just want a…
Continue reading →HousingWireHousingWire The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA) said this week that it has submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requesting that the agency, at minimum, align its cybersecurity reporting requirements with those of Ginnie Mae. Ideally, however, it wants the extension to be…
Continue reading →Back in 2001, I had frequent meetings at Lucent Technologies in North Andover, Mass. They were negotiating a new contract with their union. One day, I found myself chatting with some union employees, and they talked about what they expected to get with the new contract. I suggested they might…
Continue reading →BY MARLA SOUCY I’m often asked why people aren’t more engaged in civic life. My response: They’re too overwhelmed by the demands of everyday life. It’s not that people don’t care, but the responsibilities of family and life in general often take priority. For many parents, attending a town meeting…
Continue reading →“The things that go into the almanac as stories don’t appear anywhere else. They are what we believe really resonate in print and also are a mini archive of the year.” — Carol Connare, editor-in-chief, “Old Farmer’s Almanac.” How do you keep a vintage brand fresh? The editors of the…
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