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The agency in charge of overseeing the legal marijuana industry will begin requiring that all vaporizer cartridges, marijuana extracts and concentrates sold in Massachusetts come with a more detailed list of the chemicals and ingredients they contain.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute has received a $25-million federal grant to develop 3D printing capabilities to include repairing vehicles and other technology for use in combat.

A Marlborough office building that's one-fourth occupied will head to auction in October.

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.

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

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.

A former tire center on Southbridge Street in Worcester is being developed into a new Dunkin' coffee shop and Gulf gas station.

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

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.