May 29, 2006 - Worcester Business Journal

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From Hopkinton-based EMC Corp., which will hire 500 nationwide from the college class of 2006, to Milford-based...

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The Commerce Department has given the city of Worcester a $1.75 million grant to complete renovations tied...

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As increasing numbers of companies adopt the Linux operating system to run pieces of their back-end computer...

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Joe O’Keefe, state assistant secretary of environmental affairs, admits the state Office of Dam Safety has not...

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Though part of a $44 billion global giant, Saint-Gobain’s Worcester campus wants to make a difference in...

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By jeffrey t. lavery The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Central New England honored local firms on...

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By Jeffrey T. Lavery While many area car dealers decorate their walls with plaques and commendations, experts...

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Off-price top gun is remaking itself Getting the "max for the minimum" has taken on new meaning...

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By jeffrey t. lavery Medical technology is driving new ideas at area firms, from diagnostic devices to...

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Central Massachusetts’ biggest employers and how they drive the region’s economy By Christina O’NeillOur annual list of...

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Firms pursue new products made from nanotechnology The next big thing is small. Very small. It’s called...

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By Jeffrey T. Lavery While many area car dealers decorate their walls with plaques and commendations, experts...

May 29, 2006Edition