WBJ Staff

Count Gov. Charlie Baker among those uninterested in reversing the state's decades-old ban on "happy hour" drink promotions, even if that position makes him, as he put it, "a stick in the mud."

On Wednesday, Katherine Hamilton joined the Worcester Business Journal newsroom, as a reporter primarily covering the real estate and healthcare industries.

Natick healthcare firm Allurion Technologies has rebranded its products to integrate its weight-loss balloon that doesn't require surgery and passes naturally through the body with a weight-loss program with a digital app.

Worcester Business Journal was honored as a top three business journal of its size in the industry, being honored with four total awards for its investigative and feature writing and design, during the annual ceremony Wednesday from the international industry group Alliance of Area Business Publishers.

Leukocare, which has its U.S. operations based in Milford, announced on Wednesday it has raised $17.5 million from New York investment firm Petrichor Healthcare Capital Management.

Worcester Business Journal announced on Tuesday its manufacturing and diversity & inclusion reporter, Monica Benevides, has been promoted to the position of senior staff writer.

The end of the Massachusetts state of emergency on June 15 was a welcomed relief throughout the commonwealth, and represented a milestone in our continued recovery from the coronavirus.

Peoplare on the move at Mutual One Bank, North Brookfield Savings Bank, GFA Federal Credit Union and more.

The Worcester Business Journal will kick off it’s two-part virtual Business of Cannabis Forum on Wednesday, with a second session scheduled for Wednesday, June 23.

The Center for Advanced Manufacturing at MassTech in Westborough, in collaboration with the state’s Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development, announced on Thursday the launch of a new $2-million manufacturing grant program aimed at supporting small and midsized manufacturers across the state.