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Worcester-based Advanced Cell Technology Inc. says it could receive up to $1.25 million in up-front payments after licensing technology to Embryome Sciences Inc. of California.
Exact Sciences Corp. of Marlborough says an amended licensing agreement with another company is to blame for its second quarter revenue nosedive.
The Hanover Insurance Group of Worcester plans to acquire Windsor, Conn.-based specialty insurer AIX Holdings Inc.
The U.S. Small Business Administration has changed its small business size standards in an effort to maintain the small business eligibility of heating oil and liquefied petroleum gas dealers.
Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin has filed a complaint charging investment bank Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. with securities fraud.
The Hanover Insurance Group Inc. has come to a $220 million agreement to sell the last of its life insurance business to the Commonwealth Annuity and Life Insurance Co.
Acton-based employee drug testing company Psychemedics Corp. reported a 23 percent drop in second quarter net income and a 4 percent decrease in revenue.
Framingham-based GTC Biotherapeutics Inc. said it intends request a hearing before a Nasdaq listing qualifications panel in an attempt to save the company's stock from being delisted.
A Taiwanese rival has agreed to pay Marlborough-based 3Com Corp. $70 million to resolve a long-standing patent dispute.
The number of foreclosure deeds filed in May reached an all-time high in May, rising 107.5 percent over May 2007, according to Boston-based real estate tracker The Warren Group.
Attorney General Martha Coakley has filed 106 indictments against two Worcester men and others in a scam that used falsified bank documents to get millions in mortgage loans.
Marlborough-based Evergreen Solar Inc. said it intends to make an offering of $300 million in debt convertible to company shares or cash as a way to fund the completion of its new manufacturing facility
Tennessee-based employee benefits provider Unum Group, which has operations in Worcester, agreed to pay $5.55 million in fines for failing to report fees paid to a San Diego insura
Framingham-based GTC Biotherapeutics Inc. could earn as much as $257 million in a new partnership with Ovation Pharmaceuticals Inc. to bring its drug ATryn to the U.
Businesses in Massachusetts had better watch out for lawsuits.