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The 2016 Best of Business awards are here. Find out who is the best of the best in Central Massachusetts.
ELIZABETH SMALL is now general counsel at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester.
As dueling House and Senate solar energy proposals enter their ninth week before a negotiating committee, solar advocates on Thursday cautioned that either bill had the potential to "wipe out" small-scale projects in Massachusetts.
Renewable energy company Ameresco Inc. announced that it has entered into a nearly $2 million energy performance contract with the city and county of Denver.
Hudson-based Avidia Bank has partnered with a Boston-based solar company to provide loans to consumers who want to install rooftop solar on their homes.
Worcester pharmaceutical firm AbbVie has received priority review status from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for its drug meant to treat those suffering from chronic hepatitis C virus.
Gov. Charlie Baker has been pressing the Legislature to embrace his proposal to bring more hydropower into Massachusetts, and the Baker administration in February plans to submit the results of a study into the process for reactivating pre-existing
Fitch Ratings has issued an 'A-' rating to UMass Memorial Health Care as the Central Massachusetts healthcare system seeks to raise $177 million to pay for facility upgrades and refinance existing debt.
In the mid-2000s, Fitchburg City Hall, and the community itself, was a much different place than it is today.
Auburn-based Braman Termite and Pest Elimination teamed up with Anton's Cleaners to collect winter coats for children.
Frederick H. Eppinger, president and CEO of The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester, was awarded the Chamber Advocate Award by the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce at its annual business meeting. The award is given to a company or an
CHAMBER: TAX RATE HURTS BUSINESS RECRUITINGA vote by city council halted a slow transition back to a single tax rate that had been underway for five years.
I was glad to read in your Dec. 10th article, “Baker emphasizes energy, transportation at conference,” that Gov. Baker is eager to work with the legislature in 2016 to pass legislation that will, as your article put it, “involve more wind …
The Massachusetts Nurses Association has joined the fight against fracking in Massachusetts.
National Grid was fined $1.25 million for alleged gas pipeline safety violations on Cape Cod.
Energy in Massachusetts has been a topic of hot debate throughout 2015, and there's no indication that things will cool off in 2016.