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Worcester human service nonprofit Ascentria Care Alliance has named the former finance chief at the Massachusetts Executive Office of Technology Services & Security as its new chief financial officer.

Karen Duffy, the longtime CEO of Worcester Credit Union, is retiring at the end of August.

MetroWest Medical Center will open an outpatient maternity care unit next month offering labor assessment, lactation support and other services pre- and post-partum.

Westborough's Cumberland Farms has turned to celebrities before to sell its 99-cent coffee, and this week it began airing ads with a new pitchman: wrestling icon Ric Flair.

The general manager of Worcester's private cannabis lounge -- the only one in the state -- is New England's Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

When they legalized casinos in 2011, the Legislature sought to protect the central source of the local aid payments that are lifeblood to cities and towns: the Lottery.

Parsec Inc. and Weetabix have alerted the state they plan to lay off a total of 234 workers in Worcester and Clinton, respectively.

Worcester Business Journal is in the process of compiling its annual Power 50 feature.

Dudley business school Nichols College is offering its CPA exam review course to employees of a Boston-based accounting and business advisory firm.

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