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One day before she is to be sworn into office, Gov.-elect Maura Healey continued to flesh out her Cabinet by naming her secretaries of economic development and of technology services and security, but major administration roles remain unfilled by
After previously leading its Marlborough operations, Maurice Phelan has returned to life sciences company Sartorius AG to lead its North American operations.
Kendalle Burlin O'Connell, has been officially named The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council’s new CEO and president.
Westborough healthcare technology firm eClinicalWorks has signed three new clients along the East Coast, as the company marches toward $800M in revenue for the year.
In December 2022, the WBJ Editorial staff made 10 predictions of what this year’s headlines would bring. They were bold, and they were mostly wrong. We got three right. Here are our predictions and what actually happened.
After an election cycle where ride-hailing and food delivery drivers' rights were originally planned to be on the ballot, drivers for apps such as Uber, Lyft, Doordash and Instacart joined with labor advocate allies to attempt to reinvigorate calls
Worcester cybersecurity firm SideChannel, Inc. reported a 71% year-over-year revenue increase in fiscal 2022, in its first report since combining with Austin encryption company Cipherloc Corp.
Women’s health and medical technology company Hologic, Inc., announced on December 9 that Stacey Stewart, the president and CEO of the nonprofit the March of Dimes Inc., will join the Marlborough-based company’s board.
As cyberattacks increase in frequency and sophistication, the cybersecurity program at Assumption University in Worcester has been recognized by the National Security Agency.
Harvard Bioscience, Inc. named Jennifer Cote as the company’s chief financial officer and treasurer following the resignation of Michael Rossi, according to a Monday press release from the company.
A lawyer was working late one night when he saw a colleague’s computer suddenly turn on. Files flashed up on the screen as though someone were at the empty desk searching through the firm’s documents and data.
Some companies may be trying to reach potential customers and convert clicks to sales, while others want to show off their company culture to people who might consider applying for a job.
Millis-based agriculture company, Crop One Holdings, Inc., is building a 316,000 square foot vertical farm in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania. It is expected to open in 2024.
Sterling fiber optics manufacturer Fiberoptic Components LLC has changed its name to Innofiber.
German and Milford-based biopharmaceutical development and manufacturing company Rentschler Biopharma SE launched a training program with Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation and Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Natick-based machine-vision company Cognex Corp. has acquired German-based lighting technology company SAC Sirius Advanced Cybernetics GmbH.