Glad to see that the headline on this article has been revised:  It earlier referred only to the fact that Harrison had a non-compete clause, without the important fact that the non-compete allows him to work for/with Chessie.

Too often, the Globe's headlines seem to have been written by someone who didn't bother to properly read the article underneath the headline.  Is that due to a lack of (trained) staff?  Makes the paper seem amateurish.