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Spencer-based FLEXCon has expanded its product labeling line to help customers comply with new standards, the company announced Wednesday.
The first thing John Gravelle did after purchasing Sterling Manufacturing in 2011 was close the factory.
Once upon a time, if you wanted to make things in North Central Massachusetts, you built your mill on a river, or dug a canal, and took advantage of a natural power source. Today, some local manufacturers still do something similar, using hydropower
Citing growing demand for fiber laser technology, Oxford's IPG Photonics recorded a 15 percent growth in revenue for 2013 and strong numbers for the fourth quarter.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) on Wednesday announced a $2.5-million training grant for software and educational materials that will teach Massachusetts vocational students new skills in advanced high-tech machinery.
Hudson-based ResTech Plastic Molding has announced the acquisition of a Glastonbury, Conn., company.
Maryland-based W.R. Grace & Co. paid more than $63 million Wednesday to resolve claims for environmental cleanups at 39 sites across the country, including its former Acton plant where the company manufactured chemicals from 1954 to 1982.
A Boxborough-based manufacturer of high-temperature-resistant and insulative coatings is being sold to a publicly owned Pittsburgh company, it announced today. PPG Industries said it has reached an agreement to acquire privately owned Hi-Temp
A recovery in manufacturing and an improved U.S. economy helped feed a 3-percent jump in sales for Athol-based tool manufacturer L.S. Starrett in the quarter that ended Dec. 31, the company announced in its quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities
Milford-based Waters Corp. beat both last year's performance and analysts' estimates for revenue and earnings-per-share growth.
Good times continue to roll for the nation's manufacturers as economic activity in the sector grew year over year for the seventh straight month, supply executives said in the latest report from the Institute for Supply Manufacturing (ISM).
Southborough-based Sevcon Inc. has increased the size of its board of directors from nine to 12 members in response to a stockholder proposal.
State regulators have assessed a $6,900 penalty against Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Corp. for violating hazardous waste regulations at its Worcester coating facility.
Defense contractor Raytheon's Space and Airborne Systems division, which has operations in Marlborough, has won a $134.4 million contract with the U.S. Air Force to develop a terminal that transmits emergency messages to aircrews during nuclear and
From movements and expansions to the growing biotech sector, the pending loss of a large manufacturing operation and a resounding defeat of a casino proposal, here are the top five MetroWestbusiness stories of the year.
Spencer-based FLEXcon has begun selling a mountable vinyl product that turns walls into chalkboards, the company announced Wednesday.