MetroWest Medical Center has new CEO
MetroWest Medical Center has a new CEO in Andrew Harding, who began his first day on the job Monday.
Sears, with 11 Central Mass. stores, files for bankruptcy; CEO resigns
Sears Holdings, the troubled department stores with 11 Sears and Kmart locations in Central Massachusetts, filed for bankruptcy Monday.
Central Mass. nonprofits share $383K of state small-business grants
Seven nonprofits in Central Massachusetts will share $383,000 among more than $2 million statewide given by the Baker Administration to help small businesses.
Stephanie Ramey is transforming $900K into heads in beds
In April, Stephanie Ramey was promoted from corporate and events sales manager to executive director of Discover Central Massachusetts.
Businesses should set their own staffing levels
On Nov. 6, Massachusetts voters will be tasked with deciding three ballot questions, but the one with the most reverberating impact on the Central Massachusetts economy is – by far – Question 1.
Manufacturing has become the most targeted industry by cyber criminals
As the manufacturing industry becomes more technological, with more connected devices than ever, hackers have more opportunities to break into those networks.
Millis prepares for years of housing growth as 324-unit development hits former golf course
A luxury housing development in Millis once derailed by the Great Recession is now poised to kick off a slate of new homebuilding in the small MetroWest community
Labor vs. Administration: Ballot pits nurses against hospitals
Labor-versus-management fights usually take place in a meeting room, or maybe on the picket lines. This one will take place at the polls.
Restaurants, brewery among those interested in Union Station space
Four entities - largely food and beverage-based establishments - are expressing interest in Worcester's Union Station.
Boston Scientific sees success in incontinence product testing
Boston Scientific said Wednesday that testing of a new urinary incontinence product has been successful.
Framingham MBTA diner to close permanently, available for lease
The former Deluxe Depot Diner at the Framingham MBTA station is now available for lease.
SeaChange makes top 50 list
Acton software company SeaChange International has been named a top 50 most influential company in streaming media.
Commuter rail ending at Littleton/495 station for work
Some commuter rail trains on the Fitchburg line will stop at the Littleton/495 station starting Oct. 15 to allow crews to replace 30,000 railroad ties along the track.
Brew Coffee Bean opens in Marlborough
Frank Peace once served as a director of operations across New England for Starbucks, so he knows the coffee giant's strengths and weaknesses. Now he's a competitor.
Leominster doggy daycare property listed for $1.2M
A three-acre parcel across from Target, Best Buy and others at Orchard Hill Park on Harvard Street in Leominster is on the market.
Parkview Apartments sold for $3.2M
A 37,000-square-foot apartment complex on Barnes Avenue in Worcester has sold to a Franklin businessman for nearly $3.2 million.
Patriots stadium construction firm to serve as WooSox ballpark project manager
Worcester officials are set Friday to select New York-based Skanska USA as the owner's project manager for the $90-million Worcester Red Sox stadium project.
FDA grants approval for Bose hearing aid
The first hearing aid authorized for use in the U.S. enabling users to fit, program and control the device on their own will be marketed by Framingham-based Bose Corp.
Orsted acquiring Deepwater Wind in $510M deal
Danish wind energy giant Orsted is growing larger with its acquisition of Deepwater Wind, one of its competitors in the United States.
Patriots stadium construction firm to serve as WooSox ballpark project manager
Alternatives Unlimited, The Bridge of Central Massachusetts rebrand
UMass Memorial Health Care lays off 17 workers
FDA grants approval for Bose hearing aid
Mass. marijuana board considering Union Station, downtown Worcester locations for HQ