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Marlborough-based manufacturer Hologic has been issued a warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Green Meadows says the product is similar to Zyn, a Swedish brand of oral pouches made from fiber infused with nicotine extracted from tobacco leaves.
To further its efforts in advancing spatial biology imaging, Marlborough-based biotech firm Akoya Biosciences has agreed to be acquired by Quanterix, a Billerica-based research corporation.
These eateries including restaurants, cafes, and bars, represent the best food and drinks in Central Massachusetts for 2025.
Manufacturers are looking for ways to mark and track critical components as efficiently as possible.
These companies including limousine, health insurance, and staffing firms were the best employee services providers in Central Massachusetts for 2025.
Every year starting in October, WBJ asks its readers to vote on the best companies in Central Massachusetts in a variety of categories, ranging from law firms and incubators to golf courses and restaurants.
Marlborough medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific has promoted Miriam O’Sullivan to the C-suite position senior vice president and chief human resources officer.
This increase in funding is the first year-over-year increase since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Marlborough-based Boston Scientific has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire California-based medical equipment manufacturer Bolt Medical.
Weight-loss tech company Allurion Technologies has expanded its board of directors, appointing Jason Richey on Dec. 30 as the Natick publicly traded company’s ninth member.
Marlborough-based medical device manufacturer Hologic has closed its acquisition of Gynesonics.
Business confidence in Massachusetts sank in December after hitting a two-year high in November.
This second round of funding awarded on Dec. 23 followed an application process announced in September.
Dan Kenary, a Worcester native and Mass. Bay Brewing’s co-founder and CEO, will lead the new entity as CEO.
Holliston Town Administrator Travis Ahern has agreed to bring his experience in municipal government to the Cannabis Control Commission next year as its new executive director during a time of significant changes in the maturing industry, the agency