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It’s not often that a billion-dollar acquisition of a local company is greeted with ease by community officials. After all, a company takeover can often mean loss of local control and loss of local jobs.
A Worcester biotech company that has grown up quite a bit over the last seven years plans to grow some more with the launch of a new product line to help drug and biotech researchers get more accurate results.
Bristol-Myers Squibb’s $750 million biologics manufacturing building at Devens, which has been three years in the making, is almost complete.
Headwall Photonics of Fitchburg has been chosen by NEC's Space Systems Division to make imaging sensors for Japanese satellites.
Westborough-based eClinicalWorks plans to open new offices in Pleasanton, Calif. and expand its New York City office next month.
Former IBM executive Jim Welch has been named the new president and CEO of Littleton-based Marathon Technologies.
Hopkinton-based data storage giant EMC Corp. has hired Pat Gelsinger away from Intel Corp.
Harrington Health Care at Hubbard Hospital in Webster will collaborate with Massachusetts General Hospital and the Partners TeleStroke Center in order to continue offering stroke services at the Webster emergency department.
Southborough-based supply chain security firm Pharmorx Security has struck a partnership with MSO Group of Belfast, Ireland, and Sun Chemical, an international printing ink manufacturer.
Westborough-based Horizon Info Services is expanding to New York City in a partnership with Valiant Technology.
Business should consider the advantages of social media and an enhanced presence on the web, according to Jonathan Kraft, .
Stephen J. DiPalma, former CFO of Worcester-based RXi Pharmaceuticals Corp., has been named CFO of EnVivo Pharmaceuticals in Watertown.
Gardner-based New England Peptide has opened a West Coast development office in Los Gatos, Calif.
Marlborough-based New England Optical Systems is aiming for the stars - literally.
American Superconductor Corp. has formed AMSC India as that country makes efforts to improve its power grid and promote alternative energy.