THE BUSINESS community must do its part in the incoming administrations promised fight against corruption by policing its ranks, Transparency International co-founder Michael J. Hershman said on Friday. Original post: Business challenged to act vs corruption

In Business News this week: confidence creeps upwards; Ostrava steel battle escalates; massive server order for Czech plant; business press empire suffers downturn; and bank governor bares fundamentals at farewell address. See more here: Business News 6.25.2010

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TUCSON – The end of payday loans is days away. On June 30 at midnight, they will officially become illegal in the state of Arizona. News 4 called every payday lender in Tucson. We found either their number was disconnected or they told us they were now offering a different type of loan. Excerpt from: Payday lenders switching to different loans

The Pepperell Business Association recently elected a new slate of officers. Derek TenBroeck was elected president; Dick Egan was elected vice president; Kathy Clark was re-elected treasurer; Laurie Masiello was elected secretary. See the original post here: Business Association elects new officers