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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.
Steve Rothschild, who a decade ago founded the online replacement light bulb distributor Bulbs.com in Worcester, has left the company he founded.
Sam Schneider has 25 years of experience managing high-tech endeavors at companies ranging from the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to Dell Computer.
Former New Hampshire Sen. John E. Sununu has joined the board of directors of Natick medical device company Boston Scientific.
Holliston-based Wayne J. Griffin Electric Inc. has begun work at the Armed Forces Reserve Center at Devens.
Data storage giant EMC Corp. of Hopkinton has joined a federal partnership intended to make company transportation and distribution practices more environmentally frien
Central Massachusetts, particularly Worcester and MetroWest, have already succeeded in forming a burgeoning cluster of clean energy companies led by firms like Marlborough-based solar panel maker Evergreen Solar.
There has been a lot of excitement around genetic-based cures for different diseases, but a relatively local case is a great example of how long it can take between an idea, the resulting research and its approval for use in humans by the federal
The editorial “Building on Gateway’s Success” (WBJ, Feb. 16, 2009) was greatly appreciated for its endorsement of the continuing development of Gateway Park.
Schoelly Imaging, the North American partner of a German fiberoptics company, is relocating from West Boylston to refurbished space at 722 Plantation St. in Worcester.
I know what to expect when it comes to food manufacturing plants. At least I thought I did.
Marlborough-based Workscape has seen tougher times than these. After all, the tech startup was founded in 1999 during the run-up to the dot-com bust.
Today's economy requires a proactive quest for cost-savings opportunities. It should also inspire companies to go green. The adoption of more sustainable practices can decrease environmental impacts and benefit the bottom line.
There is no debate that we are in some of the toughest economic times this state and this nation has ever faced. Unemployment rolls are expanding and those that are employed are repeating the mantra, “I’m just happy to have a job.”
Westborough-based Boston-Power Inc., maker of lithium-ion batteries, has created a separate company to invest some of the $55 million in venture capital money it raised in January, according to the compan