Professional Services

Worcester Magazine's editorial staff is down to just one reporter, the Telegram & Gazette lost six positions and hundreds of other journalists, photographers and hundreds of other employees working for newspaper giant GateHouse Media are jobless after a round of cuts.

State government should approve a three-month delay in payroll taxes needed to fund the new paid family and medical leave program, according to a coalition of groups.

Veruna, a Hopkinton company specializing in insurance technology software, has completed a $6-million funding round.

Legislators have pressed pharmaceutical industry representatives to identify ways drug manufacturers can help bring more transparency to their pricing and lower costs for consumers.

ReWalk Robotics saw its stock skyrocket Tuesday as the company said it has sold its first personal exoskeleton device to a spinal cord injury patient via insurance firm Cigna Corp.

ReWalk Robotics is hoping to raise $4.25 million from institutional investors by offering more than 816,000 shares in a registered direct offering.

Confidence levels among Massachusetts employers dipped in March, but remained firmly in positive territory.

Loneliness is a particular problem among older adults, carrying major potential health concerns comparable to obesity or smoking cigarettes. Professionals are working to fix that.

Police officers, firefighters and paramedics are overcoming old stigmas in making sure mental health worries from their demanding jobs are addressed.

A Virginia insurance firm has acquired Worcester's Marsh-Kemp Insurance Agency for an undisclosed figure.