Boston Scientific artery device caught up in FDA reviewThe U.S. Food & Drug Administration is conducting a review of balloons and stents using a common chemotherapy drug after a trial found the devices, including one made by Boston Scientific, could... |
Movers & ShakersWho's on the move in Central Massachusetts? |
Pulling back the curtain of your business
RYAN KITTREDGE |
Much like the theater, your business is comprised of both a front stage and a backstage |
Assumption, the science universityAssumption College in Worcester is branching out to capitalize on more in-demand majors. |
Massport launches $300K Worcester airport marketing campaignMassport on Friday announced it is investing $300,000 to better market the Worcester Regional Airport just days after American Airlines said it was reducing its flights from Worcester to Philadelphia. |
Becker's video game design program now 3rd nationallyBecker College's video game design program is now third nationally, up one spot from last year in a ranking by The Princeton Review. |
DraftKings angling for piece of pro sports bettingDraftkings wants in on legal sports betting in Massachusetts. |
Southborough science software firm Arxspan acquired by $6B firmSouthborough cloud-based scientific software firm Arxspan has been acquired by the publicly traded scientific equipment firm Bruker Corp., based in Billerica. |
Report: Facebook could loosen cannabis content restrictionsIn a move that could ease the issues plaguing many Massachusetts cannabis businesses, Facebook could loosen restrictions on posts promoting marijuana sales. |
Forbes: IPG CEO Gapontsev lost $1.2B in net worth in 2018Valentin Gapontsev, CEO of Oxford laser manufacturer IPG Photonics, lost $1.2 billion of net worth in 2018, according to Forbes' list of billionaires. |