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Girls Inc. of Worcester reaches resolution in racial discrimination case

Girls Inc. of Worcester has reached a resolution in a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a former employee in January 2022. 

Framingham healthcare tech firm lays off 4% of workforce

Definitive Healthcare completed layoffs Monday of approximately 4% of its workforce, impacting more than 40 employees. This is its second round of layoffs d in 2023.

UMass Chan innovation fund invests $2M in faculty research

BRIDGE Innovation and Business Development, the commercialization hub at UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester, has selected 13 faculty-led research projects to fund with $2 million in capital.

COVID testing revenue drops 75% at Hologic, as company makes up ground elsewhere

Hologic reported a 74.6% revenue decrease for its COVID-19 related diagnostics testing in its third quarter as compared to last year, indicating a significant drop-off in demand for COVID testing.
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Natick medtech firm debuts on New York Stock Exchange

Allurion Technologies, a Natick-based medtech company with a weight-loss platform, has gone public, with its first day on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday.

After tumultuous year, Family Health Center reports $1M+ surplus

Family Health Center of Worcester ended fiscal 2023 with a $1.2-million surplus, a far cry from the organization’s financial peril in fall 2022.

Marlborough pharma names new CEO as its diabetes drug moves to commercialization

Marlborough-based drug manufacturer TheracosBio has named Brian Connelly as its new president and CEO.

Community Healthlink receives $200K for homeless shower program

Worcester-based behavioral healthcare provider Community Healthlink has received a $208,000 grant from the City of Worcester for its Shower Program, which is part of CHL’s Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Project.
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Cannabis Control Commission leader stepping down, amid vacancies and turmoil

The executive director of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, Shawn Collins, will vacate his role by the end of the year, exacerbating problems at the already under-fire state agency based in Worcester.

Worcester Community Action Council piloting $500-per-month basic income program for those in need

Worcester Community Action Council is using $250,000 in funding to launch a pilot program providing basic income to 52 participating households.
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