Central Mass. South

The former Webster location of a Toronto glass manufacturer has been sold to a Boston real estate investment firm for nearly $6 million. 

Charlton-based Incom is helping NASA and scientists see their way through the galaxy with technology allowing them to gather more clear images deeper into space.

Massachusetts marijuana company Curaleaf, with its cultivation and manufacturing facility in Webster, has been warned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for illegally selling CBD online and claiming that products treat cancer, Alzheimer’s, opioid withdrawal, pain and pet anxiety. 

Curaleaf, with its Massachusetts medical and retail cannabis operations largely in Worcester County, says it is now the world’s largest marijuana company after announcing and agreement Chicago-based Grassroots for $875 million. 

Six years after moving into a new Oxford facility, Swissturn USA is planning to expand.

IPG Photonics CEO Valentin Gapontsev and the U.S. Department of the Treasury have reached an agreement on Russian-born and American citizen’s physicists complaint about being listed as a Russian oligarch.

At least three Central Massachusetts companies will help NASA land astronauts on the moon in five years with the goal of getting to Mars. 

IPG Photonics CEO Valentin Gapontsev and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, given until Friday to try to reach a resolution regarding Gapontsev’s name being included on a list of Russian oligarchs, apparently need more time. 

The historic Sugden Block in Spencer, a 130-year-old mixed-use building, has been sold for $50,000 to a group of private developers, including the owner of Mexicali Mexican Grill. 

The craft beer market is becoming saturated and competitive, causing many breweries to report flat or negative growth, according to a report released the national trade group Brewers Association.