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Siemens begins joint venture with Tokyo firm

Siemens AG said Wednesday it has closed a deal to begin a joint venture with Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI), under a new company, Primetals Technologies Ltd. of London.

Worcester physicians join Reliant

Reliant Medical Group has added another Worcester practice to its group, adding another 6,000 patients who will be served by the organization, Reliant announced Tuesday.

Fletcher Tilton absorbs Yates Law Offices

The law firm of Fletcher Tilton, with offices in Worcester and Framingham, began the new year by absorbing Hudson-based Yates Law Offices into its operations.

EnerNOC completes acquisition of World Energy

Energy intelligence software provider EnerNOC of Boston has completed its acquisition of World Energy Solutions of Worcester for approximately $77 million in cash, the company announced today.
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Worcester to Providence by train: Who’s on board?

Can private rail make a comeback? Developers in Florida think so, with new private commuter rail service...

THEN TO NOW: With a nod to city’s industrial heyday, Worcester developers mix modern needs into past architectures

Whether it's a former car dealership that now houses two of Worcester's well-trafficked restaurants, or a former...

Ted Coghlin: 1935-2014

As we age, many of us wonder what kind of legacy we'll leave, what kind of difference...

Officials see many benefits in VA site plan

Local veterans advocates and health care leaders are waiting for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)...
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Q&A with Girish Navani, CEO, eClinicalWorks

As the waves of change envelop the U.S. health care industry, eClinicalWorks appears to be surfing them effectively. The company's co-founder and CEO, Girish Navani, believes the company will grow more in the next five years than it has the last five.

Shrewsbury selectman tapped for state cabinet post

The Baker-Polito administration this week announced that John Lebeaux will serve as Commissioner of Agricultural Resources, and Monica Bharel, MD, MPH, will serve as Commissioner of Public Health.
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