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Nasuni earns patent for cloud security technology

Nasuni, a cloud computing firm expanding its Marlborough office as part of its growing operations, has received a patent for a new file-sharing technology.

Holliston IT firm acquires Texas company

A newly formed Holliston IT equipment supplier has acquired a Texas distributor of technology-related components and asset recovery services.

Mass. businesses still confident, but less so

Every element of Massachusetts employer confidence is lower than it was a year ago after a tumultuous August of escalating trade tensions sank business sentiment, an Associated Industries of Massachusetts survey found.

Dunkin’, Gulf replacing former Worcester tire center

A former tire center on Southbridge Street in Worcester is being developed into a new Dunkin' coffee shop and Gulf gas station.
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WPI, UMass Lowell team to support $111K in research

Collaborative research between Worcester Polytechnic Institute and UMass Lowell is getting a $111,000 funding boost from both schools.

OxyContin maker reportedly rejects settlement

The family that owns Purdue Pharma has reportedly rejected demands from a group of state attorneys general that they give up a greater share of their personal fortune in a potential settlement to resolve thousands of lawsuits against the company that makes and sells OxyContin.

New coalition pushes for more minority cannabis businesses

Unhappy with the dearth of minority-owned businesses that have secured cannabis business licenses and with the way...

Framingham Montessori school plans expansion

Summit Montessori School, with 100 students through sixth grade, is planning a major expansion of its Pleasant Street site in Framingham.
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Further action urged on opioid epidemic

Legislators on Beacon Hill heard from a range of speakers Wednesday urging further action to improve the state's rate of opioid overdose deaths.

Commuter rail fares a heavy cost for many in Worcester, Fitchburg

Commuting in and out of Worcester or Fitchburg on the MBTA commuter rail costs $4,646 a year, a price that's far too high for many people in those cities and others, a new report finds.
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