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On Sundays in October, the four candidates for governor appeared on "This Week in Business," shown on New England Cable News, to discuss issues important to business and the economy.
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(By Peter J. Howe, Globe Staff, 10/8/06)
Lieutenant Governor Kerry M. Healey is pledging if she becomes governor she'll focus far more attention than Mitt Romney has on small business.
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(By Peter J. Howe, Globe Staff, 10/15/06)
Christy Mihos is pledging huge state tax and fee cuts, sharp increases in state aid to cities and towns, and increased spending on popular local projects.
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(By Peter J. Howe, Globe Staff, 10/22/06)
Gubernatorial candidate Deval L. Patrick said he would take a dim view of using state tax incentives as a major tool for attracting business expansion in the state.
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(By Peter J. Howe, Globe Staff, 10/29/06)
Gubernatorial candidate Grace Ross said there's much in the Green-Rainbow platform for capitalists to like.
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Key House and Senate races
