Manufacturing

Students, staff and alumni from Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester have mobilized to help fight the coronavirus crisis, the college announced in a press release that week.

Worcester ball bearing manufacturer Lutco promoted Donald "Dug" Stowe to president of the company, the manufacturer announced in a press release on Friday.

One message was clear during Worcester Business Journal's webinar Thursday about the $2-trillion stimulus package in the wake of the coronavirus crisis: Get your loan applications as soon as possible starting Friday.

California biologics company LakePharma, with operations in Hopkinton and Worcester, has announced it is making versions of purified COVID-19 proteins available to the biotech community for use in antibody and diagnostic development.

Boston Scientific is temporarily reducing some employee work schedules and reducing executive and board pay as the Marlborough medical device maker says it has been hurt by delays in elective surgeries during the coronavirus outbreak.

A week after closing all non-essential businesses to workers and customers, Gov. Charlie Baker said he was extending his executive order beyond April 7 to keep most businesses physically closed through at least May 4.

Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester on Tuesday announced the National Science Foundation had awarded it a $298,108 grant to develop a new robotics technician certificate program.

The owner of longtime Franklin dairy company Garelick Farms has agreed to sell most of its business operations to a national milk cooperative.

In this episode of The Weekly Business Report, co-hosts Brad Kane and Hank Stolz practice social distancing for this podcast and go without guests. Instead, they talk about what has made them happy personally, amid all the COVID-19 craziness

New hires and promotions at companies like AAFCPAs in Westborough, Bryley Sytems in Clinton, Concierge Physical Therapy in Sutton, Reliant Medical Group and Framingham State University.