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A large part of running any business is knowing who to trust, especially when it comes to people and organizations not on your payroll.
More than 50 years after Worcester won a bid to bring the University of Massachusetts Medical School within city limits, the medical school is making its way to Springfield.
Federal agents seized approximately $20 million in cash hidden in a box spring in a Westborough apartment late yesterday, in connection with an alleged money laundering attempt related to the massive TelexFree pyramid scheme.
A bill that will help kick off the expansion of biopharmaceutical companies to designated land in Worcester was signed by Gov. Charlie Baker today.
In comments to reporters, Baker pointed to three issues he expects will keep him busy in the coming months - the economy, the opioid crisis and marijuana legalization.
As some in Washington D.C. prepare plans to disassemble the Affordable Care Act others in Massachusetts are girding for a battle to ensure Bay State residents will have the same access to health coverage and care.
The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. on Wednesday announced the launch of a small business loan program where businesses who haven't been able to get money from a lending institution can go to get loans worth up to $150,000.
Massachusetts employers were more confident about the business environment last month than anytime in the last 12 years, a survey by the Associated Industries of Massachusetts found.
Former Gov. Deval Patrick, who once faced off in an Alabama courtroom against Attorney General-designate Jeff Sessions, wrote to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday accusing the senator of "quasi-judicial activism" that Patrick says makes him
Patients spoke out against the state's medical marijuana program at hearing Tuesday, saying a proposed overhaul does not go far enough.
Lawmakers on Tuesday made a last push to establish a Board of Registration in Naturopathy, which would regulate alternative medicine practitioners.
Worcester financial institution Rollstone Bank & Trust announced Tuesday the hiring of a new executive vice president and chief operating officer.
Wellesley not-for-profit insurance provider Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, which has operations in Central Massachusetts, announced Tuesday it has hired a chief business growth officer.
Marlborough defense contractor Ratheon has received a $600 million contract from an undisclosed country of the 13-nation alliance that owns the Patriot Integrated Air & Missile Defense System.
Raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour would increase costs for about 70 percent of Massachusetts businesses, forcing some to hold off on hiring or consider moving elsewhere, two surveys conducted by the Associated Industries of
Legal marijuana supporters are angry over the Legislature's effort Wednesday to fast-gavel a bill delaying legal sales of the drug and plan on Friday to protest what they are calling an "arrogant and cowardly move."