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In the last few years, telecommuting popularity has sky- rocketed among business owners and executives. According to WorldatWork, an association for human resources professionals, at least 35 million people telecommute.
Capital gains tax rates in Massachusetts continue to be a topic of discussion among entrepreneurs and business groups, even more so with the economy officially in recession.
IT employees are less confident about their futures than they've been in at least four years, according to a new survey.
Hopkinton data storage giant EMC Corp. reported a 9.2 percent first quarter revenue slide and a profit that shrunk by $57.5 million compared to the same period a year ago.
Genzyme Corp., which has significant operations in Framingham and throughout Central Massachusetts, reported a 35 percent increase in first quarter net income on revenue that climbed by 4 percent.
SeraCare Life Sciences Inc. of Milford has appointed health care entrepreneur and investor Harold S. Blue to its board.
A Worcester company has presented findings on a vaccine for certain types of cancer.
The staff at Caliper Life Sciences in Hopkinton is used to working on some very serious projects, like developing microchips to test new biological drugs and improving how animal testing is done.
Marlborough pharmaceutical company Sepracor Inc. is claiming patent rights on an antidepressant drug made by New Jersey drug company Wyeth.
AstraZeneca's Westborough plant is one of the first four pharmaceutical plants across the country to earn Energy Star r
Marlborough-based data storage firm Netezza Corp. has been named a recipient of the NorthFace ScoreBoard Award by Omega Management Group Corp.
In case you didn’t know, Twitter is the new Facebook, but if you feel like a Twit because you don’t tweet, you’re not alone.
Intranets come by many names: portals, dealer sites, employee hubs, private webs and extranets. But no matter what name you give them, intranets have become an integral part of many corporate web presences.
Money sure is tight, but a new angel group may provide some hope for those in the medical device sector.
Baesis Inc., a software company that serves law firms, has moved from Clinton to a larger location in Northborough after merging with Axixa Corp., formerly of Marlborough.