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Two UMass Medical School hires caught in immigration limbo

Two post-doctorate hires at the UMass Medical School who were expected to start work within the next month are among those caught in the limbo of the federal immigration ban.

WPI team finalists in $1M NASA robot challenge

A team of Worcester Polytechnic Institute students, faculty and staff are among 20 finalists in a NASA-sponsored robotics challenge -- the only such team from a university, the space agency announced Tuesday.

Movers & Shakers

Eleven people in Central Massachusetts have found new positions, including at Fidelity Bank, TechSandBox, the Idea Agency and the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce.

Central Mass startup industry trying to make up for financing deficits

With venture capitalists largely ignoring Central Massachusetts, the startup industry hopes new services keep companies local.
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WPI expanding metals institute to China

Worcester Polytechnic Institute announced Thursday it was appointing its second-ever director of its Metal Processing Institute, as the organization expands globally for the first time with a new location in China.

WPI named partner in robotics manufacturing institute

Worcester Polytechnic Institute was named as a partner organization within the Advanced Robotics Manufacturing Institute, a $250 million national robotics initiative.

10 Things I know about … workplace diversity

Worcester Polytechnic Institute's Michelle Jones-Johnson shares her knowledge on the importance of diversity in business.

Why The Sole Proprietor decided not to move downtown

Owners of the Sole Propietor decided not to move the popular Highland Street restaurant after about a year of considering a new Mercantile Center location.
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Worcester industrial vacancy rate at 40%

Worcester's industrial building are 40-percent empty, as landlords can't reconcile costly upgrades with the impact on their tax bill, especially for small manufacturers.

Greater Boston companies want Central Mass. cultural benefits

As a further sign in the growing demand for Central Mass. real estate, more MetroWest and Boston companies are reaching out to local cultural institutions to provide employees with area benefits.
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