Acton

Following a $2.1-million loss in the third quarter, Acton drug testing firm Psychemedics said on Thursday it is in the midst of a restructuring.

The CFO of Insulet, an Acton medical device firm, will step down from his role on Oct. 20.

A month after naming Brian Hullinger as its new CEO, Psychemedics of Acton hired Shannon Shoemaker as its new chief revenue officer.

Two months after buying a restaurant property at 20 Nagog Park, an affiliate of McGovern Automotive Group purchased a neighboring 13,194-square-foot office building at 30 Nagog Park in Acton for $1.5 million.

People are on the move at Fidelity Bank, Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates, and Milford Regional Physician Group.

Boston-based streaming technology company SeaChange International, which was formerly based in Acton, added CEO to President Chris Klimmer’s title, approximately a month after the company delisted its shares on the NASDAQ.

Acton medical device firm Insulet Corp. has launched its flagship product, the Omnipod tubeless insulin device, in Germany a year after it received Food and Drug Administration approval for the device in the U.S. 

Psychemedics in Acton, a hair testing for drug abuse firm, has changed leaders. Brian Hullinger officially became president and CEO on Thursday, following the retirement of longtime leader Ray Kubacki.

A real estate holding company affiliated with McGovern Automotive Group of Newton purchased a restaurant property at 20 Nagog Park in Acton for $1.3 million.

Boston-based streaming technology company SeaChange International, which was formerly based in Acton, will voluntarily delist its stock from The NASDAQ Stock market.