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Former state Attorney General Scott Harshbarger has drafted a letter to state Senate President Therese Murray, D-Plymouth, Gov. Deval Patrick and others urging the state to establish an extensive official state gambling control apparatus.
Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin has charged Banc of America Investment Services Inc. with misleading an investor in order to keep his $2 million in assets with BAI.
The state Office of Labor and Workforce Development has appointed Drew Cahill as director of the
Marlborough-based auction house Skinner Inc. has hired L. Emerson Tuttle as its new director of institutional relationships.
Melissa Gleick is the newest lawyer at Worcester's Estate Preservation Law Offices.
Fletcher, Tilton & Whipple PC has hired Tucker Dulong as an associate in its Framingham real estate department.
Michael Zeytoonian, founder and director of the Zeytoonian Center for Dispute Resolution of Westborough and Wellesley Hills, has been appointed chairman of the Massachu
Drug testing firm Psychemedics Corp. said its first quarter profit increased to $506,000 from $39,000 in the first quarter of "a depressed 2009."
A California medical group that handles medical services for correctional facilities in 25 counties in the state has selected eClinicalWorks to handle its electronic medical records.
Framingham Cooperative Bank's charitable foundation has donated $6,500 to support the Nancy King Memorial Golf Tournament, which is sponsored by the non-profit MetroWest Legal Services.
MassDevelopment has made a $2.8 million loan for the purchase and renovation of the Plummer Building in downtown Worcester.
A Minnesota judge's recent rejection of a $296 million plea deal between Boston Scientific and the federal government capped off a difficult first quarter of the year for the Natick-based medical device manufacturer.
Robbin Ahlquist, owner of three popular Worcester restaurants including The Sole Proprietor, 111 Chop House and Via’s Italian Table, gives employees three paid sick days per year.
Hong Kong-based medical device manufacturer OrbusNeich Medical Inc. is claiming that cardiovascular stents sold by Boston Scientific of Natick infringe u
A Suffolk Superior Court judge has denied a request by six state health insurance providers to make double-digit premium increases.