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Highland House apartment complex sells to Calif. firm for $22M

An eight-story apartment building at 5 Suburban Road in Worcester, known as the Highland House, has sold for $22.4 million to California property management company Trinity Property Consultants.

Webster Five sells former Auburn office for $2M 

Webster Five Cents Savings Bank sold its former Auburn offices at 10 A St. for $2 million in a sale closed on Sept. 13, according to the Worcester South District Registry of Deeds.

UniBank launches $2M charitable foundation

UniBank, headquartered in Whitinsville, announced the launch of the UniBank Charitable Foundation after a Wednesday event marking the milestone.

🔒WBJ announces the 2021 Outstanding Women in Business

Eight women from around Central Massachusetts have earned the honor this year.
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🔒Movers & Shakers for Oct. 11, 2021

People are on the move at Greater Worcester Community Foundation, North Brookfield Savings Bank, Reliant Medical Group, and more.

🔒Facing a labor shortage, employers in low-wage industries may be forced to raise their salaries

When employers set wages, a lot of factors go into the decision. They ask themselves a variety of questions, including what they can afford, what is industry standard, what’s the market rate for the position, and, in some cases: Is this a living wage?

Rockland Trust opens 3rd Worcester branch

Rockland Trust, the bank headquartered in Rockland, announced Wednesday the opening of its third Worcester retail branch.

Bank of America raises its minimum hourly wage to $21

Bank of America, which is the largest bank in Central Massachusetts when ranked by deposits, announced on Wednesday it has raised its U.S. minimum hourly wage to $21.
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CFO of GFA Credit Union retires, replaced by Needham executive

After 14 years with GFA Federal Credit Union in Gardner, David Bojarczuk announced Wednesday his retirement as executive vice president and chief financial officer.

With $2M gift, Clark plans to renovate theater center

Clark University received a $2-million gift, which will go toward restoring its 54-year-old theater and arts center, according to a Thursday announcement on the Worcester university’s website.
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