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A Framingham life sciences firm will receive a grant to work with partner firms in Israel, thanks to a second round of funding under the Massachusetts-Israel Innovation Partnership (MIIP).
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center has launched a new program for Massachusetts companies to partner with international firms.
Reporting its second-quarter fiscal year 2013 financial results, Jabil Circuit Inc. said its acquisition of Clinton-based Nypro would likely take longer than originally expected.
Although Massachusetts exporters have made significant efforts to spread their products around the globe, the fact that the United Kingdom is suffering from a weak economy and, yet, is the state's second-largest export partner hurt the commonwealth'
Framingham-based office supply retailer Staples Inc. ended its fourth quarter with a slight uptick in revenue but a big drop in profits, related mainly to store closures and restructurings.
Gov. Deval Patrick returned last week from a 10-day trip to Colombia, where he sought to strengthen ties between the Bay State and South America's third-largest economy.
Nearly a week into a trade trip to Colombia, Gov. Deval Patrick signed an agreement to formalize collaboration between the South American country and Massachusetts in the life sciences, technology and clean energy industries, Patrick's office
Gov. Deval Patrick hopes Massachusetts businesses can “get in on the ground floor” with an emerging South American economy during his five-day trade mission to Colombia, which was scheduled to begin last Friday
AMSC, the Devens company formerly known as American Superconductor, saw its losses shrink in its third quarter – three months that included a 25-percent reduction of its workforce.
Westborough-based IT consulting, technology and outsourcing provider Virtusa Corp. is having its strongest fiscal year since it was founded nearly 17 years ago.
Devens-based AMSC, formerly American Superconductor, said it has received an order for its D-VAR system from a company helping Chinese utility providers improve power quality.
TechPrecision Corp. of Pennsylvania announced that it has signed a five-year deal for more than $115 million to produce parts of cancer treatment equipment. Its Wesminster subsidiary Ranor Inc.
Westborough-based software firm ViryaNet Ltd. announced it has formed a partnership with Infotech Enterprises, a global engineering firm based in India.
More electric-powered vehicles have been sold this year than in any other, but it's still not enough demand to absorb all the production coming out of companies in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Clinton-based plastics manufacturer Nypro Inc. will be adding 100 jobs to its Ireland facility over the next year.
Egenera Inc., a Boxborough-based software company, announced the acquisition of a cloud software company based in Dublin, Ireland. It is the first acquistion for the 10-year-old Egenera.