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Marlborough-based Boston Scientific will close its manufacturing facility in Fremont, California, and lay off 54 workers beginning on Aug. 11, according to a California WARN report.

Holliston biotech firm Biostage has rebranded back to its former name, Harvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology.

Littleton-based Workers Credit Union is launching a construction initiative, updating 11 of the credit union’s 18 locations over the next few years.

The Corridor 9/495 Regional Chamber of Commerce named the president and CEO of UMass Memorial Health-Marlborough Hospital and UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital in Leominster as the chamber’s new board chair for a two year term.

Worcester Business Journal has published its Book of Lists, the annual publication and directory full of the main movers and shakers in the Central Massachusetts business community.

Two class-A warehouses in The Crossroads Industrial Park at 495 on the Marlborough-Northborough border sold for a combined $78.9 million on July 11, according to the Worcester District Registry of Deeds.

The second-largest credit union in Central Massachusetts, Littleton’s Workers Credit Union, will have a new leader, as longtime President and CEO Doug Petersen retired on Friday.

New Jersey-based Seabra Foods has purchased a former Salvation Army location at 35 Concord St. in Framingham for a new supermarket location, across from the newly-constructed 196-apartment Union House.

Framingham firm Ameresco, which specializes in clean and renewable energy, has completed the installation of a solar field which will power a utility-structure manufacturing plant in Bristol, Indiana.

Milford life sciences firm Waters Corp. will lay off about 4% of its 8,200 employees worldwide, and most of the impacted Massachusetts employees will be at the Milford headquarters.