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A Worcester man and his business were indicted today by a Worcester County Grand Jury on 66 counts of wage and hour law violations as well as insurance and tax fraud.
Jon Delli Priscoli made his money in commercial and industrial development, but his passion is the railroad business.
In the second quarter, the productivity of U.S. manufacturers increased by more than it has in almost six years.
In 2003, Onex Communications of Bedford got a message that no start-up company, let alone a manufacturer, wants to get: it owed the state $136,175 in back taxes plus interest and penalties.
Since its founding in 2007, Littleton-based ZeeVee Inc. has landed big clients, including Spanish language TV giant Telemundo, with its cutting-edge web-to-TV technology.
Dennis O'Connor of Worcester has started a new company, Superior Waste & Recycling, a waste removal and recycling business located at 2 Kansas St. in Worcester.
If passed, new legislation in both the state House and Senate supported by Verizon would drastically alter the ways in which towns and cities in Massachusetts evaluate cable license applications.
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced that Jeanne Hulit is now its regional administrator for New England, which it calls Region I.
With an unemployment rate expected to top 10.4 percent this September, every college must take an active role to help its graduates successfully take that first career leap.
Alfred Chi has a big vision for his small company, CHI Scientific of Maynard. In September, he plans to debut a new service: the first live, primary cultured cell delivery service in the Greater Boston area.
Small businesses in Worcester County and two other Massachusetts counties have until the end of the month to apply for disaster loans from the U.S.
Folks in Worcester wouldn’t expect Steve Rothschild, the founder of Worcester-based Bulbs.com, to rest on his laurels after stepping down as CEO of the company, which he did early this year.
Deciding the type of business entity for your new business requires advice from your lawyer and accountant. Key concerns include whether you require liability protection, tax effects, and flexibility in management.
The idea of being too successful doesn’t sound like much of a problem, does it? But surprisingly, success can be a major factor for a company’s undoing.
The Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton has introduced its own "stimulus package" to the town's economy.
The owner of a Townsend-based construction company pled guilty to 27 counts of failure to pay wages and will serve three years of probation and pay nearly $18,000 in restitution.