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Growing pains: How to survive in life sciences before product is market-ready

The brainpower at Central Massachusetts life sciences startup companies is remarkable. But are brains synonymous with business savvy?

Baker aide: Bid for more solar will minimize ratepayer impacts

As solar energy advocates rallied on the steps of the State House Thursday, Gov. Charlie Baker said...

Fallon expands services in Western Mass.

Members of Fallon Health's NaviCare program will now be able to take part in a physician-hospital organization that serves five hospitals and more than 200 medical practices in Western Massachusetts.

Hanover Insurance beats Wall Street estimates

Worcester-based Hanover Insurance Group on Wednesday reported second-quarter earnings of $1.56 per share, beating analysts' estimates by 17 cents. A survey conducted by Zacks had predicted earnings of $1.39.
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Worcester 1st in U.S. in community farmers markets

Worcester has been ranked number one in the nation for bringing nutritious food to the local community through farmer's markets, according to a recent study.

Hospitals: No comment on wrongful death suit

Officials at MetroWest Medical Center and UMass Memorial Medical Center have declined to comment on a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court this month, implicating both hospitals in connection with the death of a Milford woman in August 2013.

Shopping malls add electric-vehicle chargers

Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough and the Auburn Mall are among 12 shopping sites in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that have added charging stations for drivers of electric vehicles, the malls' owner said.

WPI to offer doctorate in data science

Worcester Polytechnic Institute will offer an interdisciplinary doctoral program in data science starting in the fall, a year after it launched a master's program in the growing field of study.
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WRTA chief retires; interim leader named

The head of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority is retiring after 40 years of public service, and is being replaced on an interim basis by the transit system's assistant administrator, the WRTA announced.

State to aid upgrades at Central Mass. YMCAs

The YMCA of Central Massachusetts will install improvements at its five branches, using money from the state's finance and development agency.
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