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A state board has voted to increase the contributions businesses must make to a fund that provides health insurance to the unemployed, according to the
Southborough property management and development firm Capital Group Properties will deploy a one-megawatt photovoltaic system at a 43,000-squar
Retail sales in February were up 8.6 percent over the same month a year ago, according to the National Retail Federation.
Gov. Deval Patrick's office announced that he has approved the elimination or streamlining of 148 state regulations that apply to small businesses.
Legally mandated paid sick days for workers would stamp out billions of dollars' worth of productivity and potentially 16,000 jobs over five years, according to a new report issued by a small-business advocacy group that has long opposed state leg
A survey of business leaders by Maynard online retailer RapidBuyr.com found that mobile technology and travel expenses are expected to top the list of purchases that business make this ye
SCORE, a nonprofit group of retired business professionals that counsels small businesses, has opened an office in Marlborough.
CareerBliss, an online career website, found in a recent survey that Worcester is the second happiest city to work in, trailing only Miami, Fla.
Webster First Federal Credit Union will open its first Middlesex County branch next year in Hopkinton, president and CEO Michael Lussier said today.It would be Webster First's 18th branch overall.
Companies in 21 Central Massachusetts communities will receive $2.9 million from a state fund that provides employee training money, according to Gov. Deval Patrick's office.
Pittsfield-based Berkshire Bank has opened its first office in Central Massachusetts.The bank, owned by publicly traded Berkshire Hills Bancorp., opened a commercial banking office yesterday at 45 Lyman St. in Westborough.
An Ohio-based company that makes dry ice cleaning and blasting systems has opened a sales and services location on Chilimark Street in Worcester.
The goal of Framingham Downtown Renaissance is simple: Help revitalize the downtown of MetroWest's largest community.
VisiMark Group Companies, a Worcester-based group of three marking companies, has changed its name to Durable Technologies.
Two local sporting stores are combining forces as Guertin Trophy of Auburn will change its name to City Trophy Co. to reflect its partnership with City Sporting Goods of Worcester.