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Central Massachusetts’ 2016 innovative workspaces

Modern offices are gearing more toward an open collaborative environment, but everything starts with the culture a company creates.

Devens a model for smart planning

A new site in Devens will become the largest parcel of land available for commercial use in the area; and it is highly likely to attract businesses from the life science and technology sectors.

Innovative Workspaces: Fueling creativity and interaction

Key to the equation of an innovative workspace is creating an environment that is conducive to both creativity and interaction.

$210M Boston Scientific acquisition timeline extended

Marlborough medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific announced on Friday it has extended the timeline for its $210-million acquisition of EndoChoice Holdings, Inc. in Georgia.
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Losses up for ReWalk in third quarter

Despite an increase in revenue by 20 percent, net losses hit $7.9 million for the Marlborough medical device firm ReWalk Robotics in the third quarter.

Boston Scientific acquires tumor removal tech

Marlborough's Boston Scientific has acquired a technology that can enhance endoscopic surgery for precancerous lesions and malignant tumors in the gastrointestinal tract.

Oxford Immunotec revenue up 46%; still no profits

Oxford Immunotec posted a 46-percent gain in revenue for the third quarter but still posted a net loss of $4 million, due to expenses related to two acquisitions and an increase in staff.

$3M MassWorks grant to boost $160M Marlborough development

The city of Marlborough has received more than $3 million in state funds towards Route 20 improvements that the Marlborough Economic Development Corp. says will open the area to $160 million in commercial development.
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ReWalk issues $12M public offering

ReWalk Robotics, the maker of the first publicly-available exoskeleton for paraplegics with U.S. headquarters in Marlborough, last week announced a public stock-and-warrants offering of $12 million.

Nine mayors work to extend wellness trust fund

The mayors of nine Massachusetts cities are among the more than 200 civic and health leaders who urged lawmakers on Thursday to reauthorize a state trust fund aimed at preventing chronic health conditions like diabetes and asthma.
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