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Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday signed an agreement with Israeli officials calling for Massachusetts and Israel to pursue joint research and development efforts aimed at bringing new products to the global marketplace.
A new report detailing energy efficiency employment has found that the Worcester area has 10,666 employees in the industry.
Governor Charlie Baker's upcoming visit to Israel carries on an important tradition of our state leadership—one that highlights the strong economic relationship between Massachusetts and Israel.
A new shop local site LocalPorch has launched in Worcester with the aim of connecting consumers with makers.
Framingham office supply retailer Staples has locked down a deal with Boston coworking space firm Workbar to put the flexible office spaces inside of Staples stores.
MassDiGI at Becker College has been awarded a five-year. $583,000 grant that will help build up the state's video game infrastructure, Congressman Jim McGovern announced Thursday.
Gov. Charlie Baker will lead a trade mission of about a dozen state government officials and 40 private sector representatives to Israel in December.
Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives in Worcester will receive a $50,000 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration as a result of an accelerator fund competition.
A coworking space can allow you to gain a better work and life balance while meeting like-minded professionals, but only if you're smart about it.
Since becoming WCTI's executive director last year, Joe Bush led the organization from a virtual network broker to a full-fledged business incubator.
The DAVIS Companies have opened a new coworking space in Marlborough in collaboration with Marblehead-based WorkTable.
A program aimed at supporting veterans looking to start their own business ventures has been launched with $53,101 in pilot funds.
Over the past year, Holliston-based Biostage has revamped its upper management, changed its name and used its technology to partially recreate the esophaguses of several Yucatan pigs.
Yael Schwartz took over as the entrepreneur-in-residence at WPI with her sights set on helping students make the leap to launching their own ventures.
With job prospects low, three Clark University friends decided to start their own business. What followed was four years of turmoil, self-discovery, penny-pinching and success.
A national survey of small business owners has found that Worcester County is perceived to be among the least friendly areas in the nation for entrepreneurs and small business owners.