Kristin Palpini
The Berkshire Eagle newspaper in Massachusetts has expanded its Sunday business section and renamed it Berkshire Business Insider.
In an email to Talking Biz News, Business Insider editor Kristin Palpini wrote:
The Berkshires economy is in an exciting time. New and old industries are emerging and local governments are increasing their dedication to making the county hospitable to all types of businesses. At the same time there are challenges – job skills gap, population decline and lack of affordable housing among them. People in the Berkshires, as well as people who have spent time here, care very much for the community. There is a lot of interest from readers in our business coverage, so we’re psyched to be giving readers more of what they want.
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