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Staples launches new products, marketing campaign

Staples will next week begin selling everything from cleaning products to technology to breakroom snacks, the Framingham-based retailer announced today.

FDA rejects Genzyme’s MS drug

Federal regulators formally rejected Genzyme's multiple sclerosis (MS) treatment over concerns about trial design and potentially serious side effects, the Cambridge-based drug maker said Monday.

What Lies Ahead for MetroWest Office Market?

With the Greater Boston commercial real estate market saying goodbye to 2013 with a strong fourth quarter,...

Framingham Battery Maker Ends Honeywell Branding

Framingham-based Global Technology Systems announced that its batteries and mobile device chargers will no longer have the Honeywell brand name.
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Class-Action Suit Accuses TJX Of Violating Wage Laws

Two former assistant managers of Marshalls stores have filed suit against TJX Cos. alleging that the Framingham-based retail giant violated federal and state wage and hour laws.

Genzyme Puts Up $22.3M To Settle With Whistleblower

Cambridge-based Genzyme has agreed to pay $22.28 million to resolve allegations brought by former employees that the biotechnology giant marketed an inappropriate use for a surgery medication, the U.S. Department of Justice said.

MetroWest Office Vacancy Up For 2013

The office vacancy rate for MetroWest climbed from 17 to 20.1 percent over 2013 due to EMC recently vacating a 382,000-square-foot facility in Westborough, according to Boston-based Transwestern RBJ.

Area Unemployment Down Sharply in November

Unemployment in Central Massachusetts fell significantly over the past month but is still higher than at this point last year.
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Framingham Tech Firm Finds South American Partner

Framingham-based Prelert announced an agreement Monday with OpenWare of Brazil to market its data science applications in South America.

Ameresco Wins $17M Hawaii Contract

Framingham-based Ameresco was awarded a $17.4 million contract by the state of Hawaii to install solar powers and undertake energy efficiency improvements at 33 government buildings.
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