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GTC Biotherapeutics Inc., the Framingham company that recently received FDA approval for a therapeutic protein produced in the milk of genetically modified goats, saw its revenues rise in 2008.
An annual innovation index released today, which benchmarks the state's innovation economy against nine other technology states, shows that Massachusetts leads in several areas including patents, research funding and education.
Alseres Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Hopkinton has received $200,000 through a financing agreement with Cato Holding Co. of North Carolina.
Marlborough-based Netezza Corp. has acquired data center auditing and security firm Tizor Systems.
Westborough lithium-ion battery company Boston-Power has hired Max Fang, a Taiwan-based industry executive, as a business adviser.
Internet marketing company HubSpot Inc. has hired Brian Thorne, the former director of sales for ARG Interactive in Worcester, as a sales manager covering Central Massachusetts.
Westborough-based Boston-Power Inc. has struck a deal with a Taiwanese company that will dedicate a factory to producing nothing but Boston-Power's Sonata Lithium-ion batteries.
Southborough fuel cell power system company Protonex Technology Corp. has created two new power systems that can be worn by members of the military.
Schoelly Imaging, the North American partner of a German fiberoptics company, is relocating from West Boylston to refurbished space at 722 Plantation St.
Acton Mobile Media company Azuki Systems Inc. has formed an advisory board of industry leaders and chosen three inaugural members: John Burris, Mike Baker and Todd
The liquidation of ThinkEngine Networks Inc., a Marlborough-based maker of Internet conferencing, media and VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) servers, continues in U.S. District Court in Worcester.
Warren Buffet famously advised investors to “be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.” We would argue that now, when fear abounds, is the time for Central Massachusetts, and the folks who want to make Worcester the cen
The Hyde Tools plant on Eastford Road in Southbridge is a very interesting place.
For Kevin O’Sullivan, president and CEO of Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives in Worcester, the message at the 10th Annual MassBio Investors Forum in December was a startling one.