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Today on Beacon Hill

10:00am

Department of Public Utilities Technical Session

One South Station, 3rd Floor, Boston and via Zoom
10:00am

Agricultural Lands Preservation Committee Meeting

Via Microsoft Teams
10:30am

Joint Committee on Financial Services: Committee Hearing

State House, A-1 and Virtual
11:00am

House Informal Session

House Chamber

Birthday: Rep. Tram Nguyen

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The baby boomer generation’s grip in power is so strong that it’s created plenty of resentment. Across the country, elected officials are being challenged by rivals who make age the centerpiece of their campaign (see: Seth Moulton vs. Ed Markey in Massachusetts). And the outsize influence baby boomers have on the country is not just limited to politics. In the business world, CEOs are getting older and older: Today, the average age of an American CEO is 61; in 2000, it was about 10 years younger.
Three writers debate whether older Americans are holding on too long — or whether younger generations need to do more to claim their place.

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