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It is eye-opening to hear from the world’s leading investor that a singular focus on money isn’t the only bottom line we should be paying attention to.

The post-merger Gannett Co. took a beating on Wall Street on Thursday morning after its fourth-quarter report showed declining revenues.

A new resource center for entrepreneurs and neighborhood businesses will open in March as a major component of a state-funded effort to help Worcester's Main South neighborhood.

FLEXcon, a Spencer manufacturer of coated and laminated films, has promoted its president to CEO.

Mevion Medical Systems of Littleton has appointed its first chief operating officer, Curt Kienast.

The 2019 Power 50 included Worcester Red Sox Chairman Larry Lucchino, UMass Memorial Health Care CEO Eric Dickson, Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Shaleen Title, and Quinsigamond Community College President Luis Pedraja.

The corporate owner of Franklin's Garelick Farms has agreed to sell most of its assets to a major national milk cooperative, three months after its bankruptcy filing.

The time may have come for Massachusetts to consider adopting a law similar to ones in California and Western Europe, either requiring or recommending public companies have a certain number of women on their boards of directors.

When you read reporter Sarah Connell’s feature “Disrespected” you will notice not all the details are there, as we wanted to create a safe space for the women who were willing to relay their experiences of sexual harassment.

The Hanover Theatre in Worcester is feeling the pain from the new casinos in Massachusetts, having recently reported the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in unrealized income from acts drawn off by casinos or had to be paid more in an increasingly competitive market.