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An advertising company reached an agreement Tuesday with Attorney General Maura Healey to refrain from sending targeted ads to people entering healthcare facilities in Massachusetts.
Survey data from about 400 Massachusetts dentists shows overwhelming support for advanced education for mid-level dental practitioners.
Attorney General Maura Healey issued a warning to Massachusetts residents seeking addiction treatment of scams by out-of-state recruiters.
Foreclosure petitions across Worcester County fell by 46 percent in February, according to a report Monday by The Warren Group.
The Massachusetts technology industry grew up more than 9,400 jobs, or an estimated 3.2 percent, last year, according to a new report Monday by CompTIA, a technology association.
A business industry group reports the highest level of confidence among Massachusetts businesses since August 2004, even as uncertainty begins creeping in.
Plans to simplify and flatten the federal tax code are creating uncertainty for affordable housing developments that rely on tax credits for funding, the state's development chief said.
Greenhouse gas emissions in Massachusetts decreased from 2013 to 2014, continuing a decade-long trend, according to the latest state data.
Central Massachusetts professionals joined and were promoted at firms like Becker College, Abby's House, UniBank, Commerce Bank and Webster Five Cents Savings Bank.
Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday made clear that he intends some type of sequel to the state's 2008 commitment of nearly $1 billion towards the life sciences sector, though the schedule, cost and other critical details about the idea remain
Despite concerns nationally among colleges and universities over new federal policies scaring away international applicants, Worcester schools have seen no such impact.
The state will pick up the tab for low-income students taking Advanced Placement exams in science, technology, engineering and math subjects this year after the federal government stopped providing dedicated funding.
The offer to serve on President Donald Trump's new opioid commission presented Gov. Charlie Baker with an opportunity to serve at a level he has tried to avoid - the federal level.
The state gave its approval Thursday to the sale of the Suffolk Downs horse track, the state's only such track, though the owner has pledged to continue racing at least through next year.
Compared to their national counterparts, more Massachusetts employers offer health insurance but fewer employees here enroll in the plans offered by their companies, according to a new state report.
Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday made clear that he intends some type of sequel to the state's 2008 commitment of nearly $1 billion towards the life sciences sector.