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ASA Controls was founded in 2003 and has developed a reputation for optimizing functionality and operational efficiency of buildings.
Burlington, the New Jersey-based discount department store chain formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory, is opening a location in Milford this summer.
The successful recruitment of the WooSox is just one of the more recent examples of Peters’ work behind the scenes to promote development in Worcester.
Professionals at Fletcher Tilton, ERA Key Realty Services, and Clinton Savings Bank are taking on new opportunities in their careers.
Now in its third generation of family ownership, Whitinsville-based Koopman Lumber has expanded from a single retail hardware store to a network of a dozen locations spread across Massachusetts.
With the induction of the Class of 2025, the WBJ Hall of Fame has grown to 31 honorees.
A restaurant specializing in Brazilian-style pizza is coming to the former Helfand’s Deli site in Worcester.
The site is home to Torito Mexican Restaurant and Mitti Chulha Indian restaurant.
The Worcester Housing Authority has received $22.5 million in state subsidies and tax credits to redevelop the Lakeside Apartments.
Ocean State Job Lot appears set to open a store in Webster, following a $14.5-million purchase of a plaza, the site of a former Big Lots location.
The new year has yet to bring any relief to prospective Central Massachusetts homeowners.
Anticipating a change in the demand for electric vehicles, Aspen Aerogels has cancelled its efforts to construct a manufacturing facility in Georgia.
Picco, a restaurant based in Boston’s South End serving pizza and ice cream, is set to open a second location in the historic Peoples Savings Bank building in Downtown Marlborough.
Speaking at a WBJ event on Tuesday, Melnik said proposed cuts could have a significant negative impact on the state.
A Springfield-based developer is proposing an 11-story building for the site of a Downtown Worcester parking lot, featuring 139 residential units.
Brasswater, a real estate development firm based in Westmount, Quebec, has entered the American retail real estate market with the purchase of the Stow Shopping Center for $16 million.