WBJ Staff

AMSC announced $11 million in orders last week. The orders, from D-Var Statcom system which serves the renewable energy sector in the U.S. and Australia, are expected to provide voltage regulation by responding to varying load conditions while connecting wind power plants to the electric grid, the company said.

Sunovion Pharmaceuticals has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for a new drug application to quickly treat Parkinson's disease motor fluctuation episodes, the Marlborough company said Friday.

A new outpatient healthcare facility in Westborough is among new care centers being planned by Somerville-based Partners HealthCare.

A 19,000-square-foot commercial building in Hudson has sold for just over $1.6 million.

A series of small commercial buildings on a 36-acre site in Westborough have sold for $2.75 million to the owner of Triboro Crane & Rigging Services, which has moved to the property.

Carpe Diem Technologies has inked a deal with the University of Minnesota to commercialize technology from the to print interactive labels able to be put on food, pharmaceuticals, flexible displays and self-powered sensors.

Your chance to nominate someone for the Worcester Business Journal's Business Leader of the Year and Hall of Fame awards will end on Jan. 3.

With some of the nation's best credit scores, Massachusetts homeowners were the most likely of any East Coast state to be approved for refinancing their mortgage last year, according to mortgage website LendingTree.

Boston Scientific has won regulatory clearance for what it says is the first disposable duodenoscope, a device inserted through the mouth so doctors can look into the small intestine.

The state's Department of Public Utilities has yet to schedule hearings in the Columbia Gas probe.