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Mass. population sees biggest growth rate in decade

The largest driver: immigration, estimated at 90,217 incoming immigrants between 2023 and 2024.

Boston Scientific to acquire California blood flow treatment manufacturer for up to $664M

Marlborough-based Boston Scientific has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire California-based medical equipment manufacturer Bolt Medical.

Price Chopper in Worcester to close, second major grocery chain to close in city in three months

“After a thorough and thoughtful review, we determined that closing this location was necessary to align our resources with the needs of the broader market,” Blaine Bringhurst, president of Market 32/Price Chopper, said.

Fidelity Bank promotes chief lending officer to president

Fidelity Bank has named its first new president in nearly 10 years, promoting executive employee Joseph Silva to the Leominster-based institution’s leadership role. 
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Allurion appoints former life sciences interim CEO to expanding board of directors

Weight-loss tech company Allurion Technologies has expanded its board of directors, appointing Jason Richey on Dec. 30 as the Natick publicly traded company’s ninth member.

Leases for five Party City locations in Central Mass. heading to auction as bankrupt company winds down operations

The party is over for Party City, as leases for the company's five Central Massachusetts locations are heading to the auction block.

Gov. Healey requests $425M to sustain emergency shelters

Gov. Maura Healey filed a supplemental spending bill Monday, seeking another $425 million from a reserve account to keep the maxed-out emergency assistance shelter program running for the next six months.

Hologic completes $350M acquisition of California women’s health device manufacturer

Marlborough-based medical device manufacturer Hologic has closed its acquisition of Gynesonics.
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Central Mass. business confidence rose in December while state’s average dipped

Business confidence in Massachusetts sank in December after hitting a two-year high in November. 

As Central Mass. hospitals struggled, audit claims state watchdog agency failed to sufficiently monitor deteriorating situations

The state auditor found a key industry watchdog was not properly holding the hospitals to account, which are claims the watchdog agency disputes.
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