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IPG Photonics to be listed on S&P 500

Just two weeks after Oxford-based IPG Photonics announced a 2017 revenue growth of 40 percent, Standard & Poor's Dow Jones Indices announced the company will join the S&P 500 Index.

Boardroom Gap: Financial & cultural pressures creating more gender diversity

Business leadership is moving toward gender equality through legislation, advocacy, investors pushing for the value of diversity, and pressure stemming from the #MeToo movement.

Movers & Shakers

HOLLY CHAFFEE is the new president and CEO of VNA Care, a subsidiary of Atrius Health. Chaffee,...

Oxford Immunotec marks 20% growth for 13th straight year

The Marlborough medical diagnostics company hit 20-percent year-to-year revenue growth for the 13th consecutive year in 2017, though it still remained unprofitable.
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Webster First credit union completes merger

Worcester-based Webster First Federal Credit Union has agreed to merge with a small one-branch credit union in Merrimac that will become its 16th location.

Worcester to file suit against opioid makers

The City of Worcester said it will file a lawsuit against companies making and distributing opioids, seeking damages for the cost of opioid treatment and prevention.

Fallon’s new CFO joins Health Foundation committee

The Board of the Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts has elected two new members to three of its committees, including Kevin Grozio, Fallon Health senior vice president and CFO.

Worcester staffing firm to pay $95K over Dudley workforce violations

Worcester agency Southern Mass Staffing will pay $95,000 in penalties for a labor scheme keeping minimum wage, overtime and sick time pay from hundreds of workers at a Dudley aerosol factory, according to the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office.
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Movers & Shakers

JOHN P. BUDAJ is the new vice president of information technology at Fallon Health in Worcester. Budaj...

Boardroom Gap: Central Mass. businesswomen in leadership feel marginalized

Many women in business are often one of few women – if not the only one – in the room, where they feel they aren't treated the same as their male counterparts.
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