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Bryon Deysher, CEO of Methods Machine Tools in Sudbury, stands at a podium before a group of more than 50 students in their late teens. This is certainly not an everyday activity.
The health care cost control law signed by Gov. Deval Patrick on Monday will hurt the bottom lines of Massachusetts hospitals and limit their flexibility to grow, a major credit rating agency warned Monday.
When state officials decided in the 1990s to upgrade Route 146 and widen the connection between Worcester, Providence and all of the major highways in between, the promised impacts were huge.
When a professional sports franchise prepares for its upcoming season, its goal is to solidify its strengths and find ways to shore up its weaknesses.
With the state budget now on the governor’s desk, the Senate has turned its attention to the economic development bill written in the House, reviewing the far-ranging proposal during a committee hearing.
Less than half of North Central Massachusetts businesses are using high-speed cable Internet, according to a newly released study by Fitchburg State University's Regional Economic Development Institute (REDI), signaling a need for greater access a
State and local officials were on hand today for the groundbreaking of the Oxford-Dudley-Webster Sewer Extension Project, which is supported by $2.2 million in MassWorks funding.
With the opening of a 40,000-square-foot Price Chopper this month, a commercial and retail development in Hopkinton originally approved not long before the 2008 recession took another step toward fruition.
An affiliate of the Worcester Business Development Corp.
The commercial landscape urban planners dream of: Employees shuttle to and from their offices and their cars, carpool with fellow workers, walk or bike to nearby stores and restaurants, or simply stroll around an attractive campus with ample sidew
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is helping nonprofit developer Worcester Business Development Corp.
Economic redevelopment efforts in Devens have created 3,200 jobs and supported another 2,600, contributing nearly $1.5 billion to
Three Central Massachusetts employers were honored last week by the Job1 Youth Employment Coalition for their work in helping young people gain workforce experience. Lampin Corp.
On May 31, town officials invited business owners and professionals to “Discover Southbridge” and see what it has to offer.
When Mike Jacobs, principal at Worcester real estate firm Glickman Kovago & Co., talks to retailers about the opportunities to be found at CitySquare, he said there’s a common response.
In a step that lawmakers said would put Massachusetts on the leading edge of health care cost control, the Senate on Thursday night passed a bill estimated to trim $150 billion over 15 years from medical care costs by setting a growth target and e