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UMass Medical professor gets $791K for cancer research

The American Cancer Society has distributed nearly $800,000 in research funds to a Worcester medical school researcher that focuses on lung cancer.

Natick office building sells for $3.9M

A Natick office building located within the town's business park has sold for $3.9 million.

MetroWest retailers receive national awards

A professional retail association has extended awards to business operators in Westborough and Framingham for retailer of the year and the association's volunteer award.

Framingham firm’s anti-bleed tech get patent pre-approval

The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office issued a pre-approval to Framingham medical researcher Arch Therapeutics for a broad range of projects, including one that has been pre-clinically proven to stop bleeding when applied directly to a wound, the company announced Tuesday.
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Framingham technology publisher pulls in huge web numbers

The Framingham technology publishing company IDG properties, which handles publications such as Computerworld, had nearly 200 million unique visitors to its website in February, placing it in first place in online readership for technology publishers.

Natick office building sold for $3.9M

The building at 2-4 Mercer Road in Natick has been sold for $3.9 million and will house a new urgent care center following renovations.

Movers & Shakers

LAURA MONDANO is now vice president of regulatory affairs at Harvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology in Holliston. In...

Central Mass. colleges showcase affordability

In bid for students, marketing for Central Massachusetts higher education turns to dollars and cents.
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IDC makes energy analyst hire

Framingham's IDC Energy Insights has hired John Villali to bolster their analysis of the transforming energy market.

Staples stock jumps as judge criticizes FTC

The ongoing saga of the $6.3 billion acquisition of Office Depot by Staples took an unexpected, and profitable, turn for Staples and its shareholders when the judge presiding over the lawsuit the Federal Trade Commission has taken out against the Framingham office supply store criticized the FTC's handling of a key witness.
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