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Alseres Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Hopkinton has a securities purchase agreement for the private placement of $1 million worth of its stock, according to the company.
Yankee Equity Solution of Boston has launched a new $50 million private equity fund for Massachusetts medical technology companies.
Sanjay Mirchadani has moved up the ranks at Central Massachusetts' most famous technology company to become chief information officer. Vital Stats:
Corindus Inc., a Natick-based company that develops robotic systems for vascular procedures, has named David M. Handler as president and CEO.
Mintera Corp., an Acton-based maker of high-speed data transport systems, has appointed two new vice presidents.
Marlborough software company Camiant Inc. has appointed Brian McNealy vice president of sales.
The economy is in bad shape and getting worse, but that doesn't mean there's no good news for businesses and workers, according to participants in a panel discussion sponsored by the Worcester Business Journal yesterday.
Hopkinton data storage giant EMC Corp. has formed a new company, Decho Corp.
Ecobee, a Toronto-based green technology company, has opened two U.S. sales offices, including one in Northborough.
Franklin medical device company PLC System Inc. is now listing its stock on the over-the-ounter bulletin board market under the symbol PLSCF.
Genzyme Corp., a Cambridge-based biotech and pharmaceutical company with significant operations in Central Massachusetts, announced that the FDA is planning an accelerated approval for a drug to treat Pompe di
Natick machine vision sensor company Cognex Corp. announced it will cut 60 jobs and close a Georgia facility.The job cuts represent about 7 percent of the company's headcount.
RXi Pharmaceuticals of Worcester saw a net loss of $3.4 million in the third quarter of the year, up from $2.2 million for the same quarter last year.
Medical device company Arrhythmia Research Technology Inc. of Fitchburg and its subsidiary Micron Products Inc. announced that its third-quarter net income dropped 84 percent.
The MathWorks, a Natick-based software developer, said it has opened a new sales and support office in Bangalore, India.
By the time the IT industry recovers in 2012, it will have lost $300 billion in revenue as a result of decreased corporate IT spending during the current financial crisis, according to a new forecast published by Framingham market research firm