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Woolhouse is a reporter in the Business section, where she covers the economy. A graduate of Clark University and Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism, she previously has worked for the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the Courier-Journal in Louisville, and the Baton Rouge Advocate.
On the Hot Seat
Attorney General Martha Coakley is investigating about a dozen for-profit schools in Mass.
Federal spending cuts and tax increases are slowing the state’s economy and taking a toll on hiring, economists said.
Business leaders expect the nation’s competitiveness to deteriorate, with companies less able to compete globally, pay workers well, or both.
As graduates leave for-profit trade schools with plenty of debt but not enough skills to get hired, attorneys general are taking a closer look.