Holliston

Holliston biotech Biostage will officially be delisted on Dec. 18 from the Nasdaq Stock Excahnge, after failing to keep a high enough stock price.

Cormier's Self Defense Academy of Holliston marked its 30-year anniversary of teaching men, women, teens and children karate and jujitsu.

Growth in occupied warehouse space in MetroWest grew by 4 percent in the third quarter, leading the entire Greater Boston market, according to a new report Monday by Transwestern Consulting Group.

The American Antiquarian Society, the Boys & Girls Club, Quality Beverage and Bethany Hill Place were among those making appointments and promotions.

After being delisted on NASDAQ last week, Holliston biotech Biostage has laid off 17 of its 24 employees, a 71-percent reduction, the company announced Thursday.

Holliston biotechnology firm Biostage, Inc. was delisted from the NASDAQ on Friday because its stock price was too low.

Pure Hockey, LLC, a Holliston-based national retailer of hockey equipment, announced Thursday that it is rebranding all of its stores as Pure Hockey.

Holliston-based Biostage Inc. on Monday announced the first implant of its proprietary Cellspan Esophageal Implant in a human patient.

The market for MetroWest office, industrial and manufacturing space remained strong in the second quarter, according to a new report.

Biostage, Inc. of Holliston has enough funding to get it through the end of 2018, following a stock purchase worth $3.1 million by one of its investors.