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Workers Credit Union names new CFO

Workers Credit Union in Littleton has named Bob Leger its new CFO and treasurer. Leger held the role in interim before his appointment.

Marlborough communications firm launches fintech media platform

Ares Communications Group of Marlborough has announced the launch of a media platform that the company says will provide content-based marketing.

IPG profits dropped to $55M in the third quarter

IPG Photonics, a global manufacturer of optical fiber lasers headquartered in Marlborough, on Tuesday reported $55 million in profits for its third quarter.

🔒Here are the 2023 property tax rates for every Central Mass. community

How much is each town in Central Massachusetts charging in property taxes?
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🔒Charts: Industry GDP in Central Massachusetts and statewide

A breakdown of the Massachusetts and Greater Worcester real GDP by industry.

🔒Business services in Massachusetts

There is help out there for people who are starting or growing a business. The following is a list of some of the most prominent organizations who provide services for businesses.

🔒Younger and richer: The rise in Worcester’s population and household income is creating opportunities and challenges

Youth and magnetism seem like two great qualities to have in a city, but Worcester’s growing young population and stiff competition for real estate create problems city leaders must solve, in order for them to keep attracting people to the city.

🔒Two local B Corps say compassionate business leads to better outcomes for everybody

Two local companies tell how compassionate business helps steer the ship.
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Lancaster farm loaned $45K to improve operations

Lancaster-based Deershorn Farm and Taxidermy has received a $45,000 working capital loan from the North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. in Fitchburg. 

Governor announces plan to use $750M in interest earned to attract federal money

Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday outlined a novel approach to competing for federal aid, proposing legislation that would use $750 million in interest earned on the state's bulging rainy day fund to help attract billions of federal dollars up for grabs in a competition among states.
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