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RYPOS Inc., a Holliston company that designs diesel particulate filters, has received approval from the California Air Resources Board for filters that retrofit old refrigerated transport trailers.
Boston Scientific Corp. of Natick is launching a new coronary imaging catheter designed to help doctors get a better look inside the heart and coronary arteries.
Fitchburg-based Headwall Photonics has been certified under the new ISO 9001: 2008 quality and work procedures standard.
Enservio Inc., a Natick-based company that provides software and services for claims adjusters, has hired Jay Guden as senior vice president of operations.
A Southborough company that helps drug, tobacco and alcohol companies detect counterfeits and thefts has begun a joint venture with an Irish manufacturer.
Beginning today, Westborough-based Boston-Power's Sonata battery is available to anyone buying a Hewlett Packard notebook PC.
Local nonprofits, which are particularly vulnerable in tough economic times, are increasingly finding solace in Web 2.0 and other new technologies to help bring in much-needed revenue.
Not everyone can be a doctor or a scientist with a Ph.D., but that doesn’t mean they can’t work in health care or biotech companies.
Issue Highlights On Page One STRATEGY SHIFT – Worcester’s Fuller Foundation invests in biotech companies.
Thanks to the federal highway stimulus funds, one major thoroughfare in Central Massachusetts will soon receive a much-needed refurbishment.
Acton digital video company SeaChange International saw its revenues and profits rise over the past year.
Wal-Mart says it plans to enter the electronic health records market with help from Dell computers and Westborough-based medical records software firm eClinicalWorks.
More than 600 middle school students helped kick off Worcester Innovation Month with an assembly at South High Community School this morning, the first in a month-long series of events to get more students interested in engineering, science and ma
Marlborough-based Sepracor Inc. announced that it has settled a patent dispute over its Xopenex brand asthma inhaler with Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. and Barr Laboratories.
Protonex Technology Corp., a Southborough-based fuel cell developer, has received a $1.5 million U.S. Army contract to develop power systems that run on a variety of fuels.