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A123 Systems, the Waltham battery maker with operations in Westborough and Hopkinton, is jumping to fix problems caused by defective prismatic cells.
At Saint-Gobain's sprawling 103-acre Worcester campus, there are fewer employees working today than there were in 2007 and 2008, but the company's revenues have surpassed those pre-recession years.
Ian's Natural Foods, a Framingham-based manufacturer of allergy-friendly and gluten-free products using sustainable food sources, has a new name after merging with, Blue Horizon Wil
Westborough-based software maker Courion Corp. said it increased sales in 2011 by more than double analyst estimates thanks to new customers in the health care,
National Grid recently announced its plans to bring smart grid electricity meters to 15,000 Worcester customers.
Gov. Deval Patrick's office announced that he has approved the elimination or streamlining of 148 state regulations that apply to small businesses.
The former Evergreen Solar plant in Devens could be home to a new manufacturer before long, according to Peter Lowitt, director of the Devens Enterprise Commission.
U.S. factory orders fell 1 percent in January, the largest decline since October 2010, according to the Department of Commerce.
Framingham-based office supplies retailer Staples Inc. saw its sales climb past the $25 billion mark in 2011, as profits grew by $102.7 million in its 25th
Framingham-based renewable energy and efficiency company Ameresco Inc. announced profits of $34.7 million on $728.2 million in revenue for 2011.
Medway-based exercise equipment maker Cybex International Inc. said the Nasdaq Stock Market has confirmed that the company is now in compliance with standards for
The Associated Industries of Massachusetts has joined the Defense Technology Initiative, a Waltham-based umbrella group devoted to supporting the New Eng
A group of winemakers and retailers cast doubt this week on the future of a house bill that would allow larger winemakers to ship wine to Massachusetts consumers.
Recent data from the University of Massachusetts Donahue Institute and the Virginia-based Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness (CREC) proclaimed: "Manufacturing is back - and hiring" in Massachusetts.
Framingham-based heart pump maker HeartWare International Inc. saw its losses increase in the fourth quarter and for 2011, the company announced.