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Worcester man indicted for fraud while running employment agencies

A Worcester man already facing federal fraud charges stemming from his role overseeing local employment agencies was indicted Thursday on 14 charges. 

Aspen Aerogels claims U.S. patent victory against Chinese manufacturers

Aspen Aerogels of Northborough is claiming a legal win against a Chinese manufacturer of aerogel products after a U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed a 2018 decision upholding the company’s patent on aerogel insulation. 

Central Mass. stocks up after Trump delays Chinese tariffs

U.S. markets and the stock price of several Central Mass. companies were up Tuesday after the President Donald Trump Administration announced some of the $300 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports will be delayed.

Baker, Pence discussed trade deal in Nantucket

Shortly after Vice President Mike Pence touched down on Nantucket last weekend, he and Gov. Charlie Baker had a conversation about the trade deal the Trump administration negotiated with Mexico and Canada.
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Vystar lands Brazilian patent for natural latex

Worcester latex product manufacturer Vystar has secured a Brazilian patent for nonallergenic rubber latex in the home country of one of the largest suppliers of latex. 

Approve Canada, Mexico trade deal

While the U.S. economy continues to show steady signs of growth, considerable concern in the business community is growing about U.S. trade policies.

Hearing on tariffs, lobster industry will wait ’til September

Responding to charges that tariffs and trade wars are having damaging effects on the local lobster industry, a Beacon Hill committee has agreed to host a field hearing in Gloucester, but will wait until September to hear from local voices.

Acacia shares rise on Trump’s reversal of Chinese firm ban

Shares of Maynard telecom manufacturer Acacia Communications rose nearly 12% Monday after President Donald Trump said companies can sell equipment to Huawei, just weeks after the Chinese smartphone manufacturer was blacklisted by the U.S. government. 
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Groups urge three-month delay in new paid leave taxes

State government should approve a three-month delay in payroll taxes needed to fund the new paid family and medical leave program, according to a coalition of groups.

Acacia: Little impact to Chinese company restrictions

Acacia Communications is complying with a federal order imposing restrictions on doing business with Chinese telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics manufacturer.
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