Acton

Twenty Central Massachusetts companies made the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies this year.

Psychemedics, an Acton drug-testing company, had flat revenue growth in the second quarter and saw profits fall by nearly half.

Acton technology company SeaChange International saw its revenue decline by 23 percent in the first quarter and stayed in the red, even as it sharply narrowed its losses.

Psychemedics, an Acton drug-testing company, saw revenue jump by more than 50 percent in the first quarter, driving profits to $1.5 million.

A Boxborough car and motorcycle dealership will open a new architectural design showroom in Acton, according to the construction firm for the project.

A construction worker in Sutton, a chef and caterer in Hudson, and a pizza delivery driver in Bellingham were among the 13 Central Massachusetts workers who died on the job last year, as workplace deaths hit a 10-year high statewide.

Acton video technology company SeaChange International lost nearly $24 million in the fourth quarter, continuing a challenging stretch that included the elimination of more than 200 jobs.

These firms incorporated with the Mass. Secretary of State from Feb. 1-15.

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