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The former U.S. Army base at Fort Devens added another feather in its cap with the grand opening of Evergreen Solar’s new $200 million plant.
Even the most enthusiastic Worcester booster would admit the Worcester Business Center is the ugliest building in the city. At least is used to be.
Just two days after Evergreen Solar Inc.'s grand opening of a massive Devens manufacturing facility, the state of Michigan has announced the company's plans to build a facility there, as wel
Perini Building Co., a division of Framingham's Perini Corp., announced it has won a $1.2 billion construction contract to build a terminal at McCarran International Airport
Population will grow by 17 percent and job growth will spike 21 percent by 2030 in eight towns along Interstate 495, according to a group studying transportation along the highway.
Evergreen Solar Inc., which opened a new manufacturing facility in Devens in June and expects to open a second facility there in 2010, says a new $1.2 billion order will have the complex running at capa
Milford-based Consigli Construction Co. Inc. has opened an office in Enfield, Conn. to service clients in that state and Western Massachusetts.
Bob Stone, owner of Worcester-based Paul Davis Restoration and Remodeling of Central and Western Massachusetts franchise, was recognized by th
Evergreen Solar Inc. of Marlborough says that on July 22, the company will redeem convertible short-term bonds worth approximately $90 million.
Like many factories, Munksjo Paper Inc. in Fitchburg uses lots of energy, in the form of both electricity and oil. And, like many factories, lately it’s seen an enormous increase in what that energy costs.
Worcester-based Becker College has received a $250,000 grant from a foundation led by a school graduate for improvements to its Leicester campus.
Westfield-based fire protection contractor HFP Corp. has been bought by Integrated Products and Services Inc., an affiliate of Farmington, Conn.-based
Gov. Deval Patrick this morning unveiled a $20 million, state-sponsored, privately funded, low-interest loan fund for developers to buy and rent abandoned properties.
Construction spending hit an annual rate of slightly less than $1.1 billion in May, 6 percent below May 2007, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Northborough-based executive search firm SullivanKreiss is expanding its presence in Chicago with a new office headed by company COO Justin Roy.