WBJ Staff

Clark University in Worcester is moving courses online earlier than planned out of concern for the spread of coronavirus on campus, according to news reports.

A 147,000-square-foot warehouse in West Boylston has been bought by an Atlanta investment firm for $14.6 million.

On Monday, WBJ released Restaurant Scene, a special collaborative report done in conjunction with the Worcester Regional Research Bureau.

The DCU Center in Worcester will again be used as a coronavirus field hospital, meaning one of the facility's retail tenants, retailer Worcester Wares, has to make way.

United Solutions, a Leominster manufacturer of buckets, bins and other storage goods, has paid more than $4 million for a sprawling warehouse just down the street from its current operations.

UMass Medical School has hired a new vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion, the Worcester school announced Friday.

Worcester's Fallon Health continues to perform well financially during the coronavirus pandemic, posting on Friday a net income of $25.4 million for third quarter ending in September.

EG Group, whose American operations are based in Westborough, has entered into an agreement to acquire Colorado-based Schrader Oil.

Mark Daigneault, a Leominster native and former men's basketball assistant coach at College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, has been named the head coach of the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder.

The owners of Koopman Lumber of Whitinsville have bought a 60,000-square-foot industrial building in the Sutton Commerce Park for just under $4 million.