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Worcester chamber and REC partner for food hub study

The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the Regional Environmental Council to study the feasibility of creating a food hub in Worcester.

JetBlue to accept Apple Pay

Paying for extras on plane trips out of Worcester is going to get a bit easier for those with an iPhone as Jet Blue announced Tuesday that it will be the first major domestic carrier in the U.S. to accept Apple Pay during flights.

Gas prices up 8.4 cents in last week

If you thought you were paying more at the pumps within the last several days, you weren't imagining it. Average retail gasoline prices rose 8.4 cents per gallon in the past week, according to GasBuddy.com's latest survey.

WPI expanding ties in Panama

Worcester Polytechnic Institute is expanding its reach in Panama and offering more learning experiences for its students in the Central American republic, the school announced Monday.
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College expansion projects seen as boosts to Worcester neighborhoods

Amid a growing need for more space and facilities, Worcester's colleges have undertaken multi-million-dollar projects that are...

WRTA gets $1 million to go greener

The Worcester Regional Transit Authority has secured a $1 million federal grant to boost the reliability of its electric buses while reducing its carbon footprint, U.S. Rep. James McGovern's office announced Thursday.

Hanover profits beat Q4 expectations

Worcester-based Hanover Insurance Group reported a profit of $89.9 million for the fourth quarter, ending what president and CEO Frederick H. Eppinger called “a strong year for our company.”

Framingham biopharma hopes to rewrite the rules of preeclampsia treatment

Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal and infant death worldwide, though the causes are poorly understood, and treatment options are limited. When an expectant mother develops the disease – which causes high blood pressure, swelling, headache, vision changes and seizures – the normal course of action is to deliver the baby as soon as possible to avoid the potential death of both mother and baby. But when it occurs too early in a pregnancy, that remedy is surrounded by health risks for the baby that could result in life-long problems. It's a conundrum rEVO Biologics of Framingham is trying to solve. The biopharmaceutical company, which is focused on developing and commercializing treatments for patients with rare, life-threatening diseases, began clinical trials last summer on a drug that may allow women to prolong their pregnancies than what available medicine allows.
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Unum names new CEO; Q4 operating income up

Tennessee-based Unum Group has promoted its chief financial officer, Richard McKenney, to succeed retiring CEO Thomas Watjen, the employee-benefits provider announced Tuesday.

Ex-T&G employee raising funds for newspaper startup

A former Telegram and Gazette employee is looking to online fundraiser KickStarter to fund a Worcester newspaper that will be available online and in print.
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