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The College of the Holy Cross' NCAA March Madness appearance and subsequent win stirred up a great deal of excitement in the city, but also put the Worcester school squarely in the national spotlight for two weeks while generating $3.2 million in
Manufacturers have come and gone over the past 60 years, but Spencer-based FLEXcon has held strong, as a worldwide leader in pressure-sensitive adhesive coated films.
The unemployment rate in Massachusetts fell well below the national average in February to 4.5 percent.
The House unanimously approved $167.6 million in new spending for the current budget year on Wednesday that House Ways and Means Chairman Brian Dempsey described as a "bill-paying exercise."
Attorney General Maura Healey will file her final regulations for the pay-to-play daily fantasy sports industry on Friday.
Striking a balance between privacy and innovation will be the theme of a forum that Attorney General Maura Healey hopes will shape her office's work around the protection of consumer data.
The GFA Federal Credit Union has received a $150,000 grant that will allow it to assist low and moderate income home buyers.
Fitchburg State University faculty members received a National Endowment for the Humanities grant that will allow them to pursue a project that blends computer science, art history and philosophy.
The ongoing saga of the $6.3 billion acquisition of Office Depot by Staples took an unexpected, and profitable, turn for Staples and its shareholders when the judge presiding over the lawsuit the Federal Trade Commission has taken out against the
Bipartisan support has gathered for Gov. Charlie Baker's proposal to solicit long-term contract proposals for large-scale hydropower.
While nearly all Massachusetts residents have insurance, almost half are having a hard time taking advantage of their benefits.
The House plans on Wednesday afternoon to take up a $158 million spending bill that Gov. Charlie Baker hopes will be returned to his desk shortly to shore up state government accounts.
Community hospitals in Massachusetts face a "self-reinforcing cycle of challenges" that makes their traditional business model unsustainable as more patients choose larger academic medical centers, according to a new report.
Negotiators plan to sit down this week to discuss solar incentives in Massachusetts.
The House budget committee on Monday released a $157.8 million spending bill.
A Marlborough private investment management firm has denied claims made in an article by Bloomberg Business that the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission is investigating the company for possible stock manipulation.