Westborough

The largest whiskey event in New England will be held in Westborough this February, with thousands anticipated to attend a gathering dedicated to the many iterations of the venerable liquor.

The Boroughs+ Economic Development Summit set for Tuesday will tackle transportation issues affecting MetroWest with a panel discussion of local experts set to deconstruct the topic of transportation throughout the boroughs.

Kopin Corp. has received a final payment of $15 million, completing a $70 million deal with IQE PLC to sell Kopin's III-V Product line, the Westborough-based company announced Tuesday.

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eClinicalWorks, a major provider of ambulatory healthcare IT solutions based in Westborough, has signed a contract with a major orthopedics practice in New Jersey to provide electronic health records for its nine locations.

Westborough-based SimpliVity has been accepted into the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance program and opened a new Seattle Development Center to serve as an innovation and research hub on the West Coast.

The Certified Public Accounting firms of Stowe & Degon, LLC of Westborough and Caplice, Ciaramicoli & Doyle LLP of Milford have merged practices, with the company's main office to be housed in Westborough.

A Westborough startup developing a treatment for a common parasitic infection was awarded a $200,000 grant from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC), one of six grants issued through the state-backed investment agency's Universal Partnerships program.

The current president and COO of Westborough discount retailer BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. -- Christopher J. Baldwin -- will take on the role of CEO beginning next year, the company announced Friday.

In a move that the Baker-Polito administration says will result in more jobs, $8.9 million has been distributed to 87 companies and training organizations around the state to help train more than 7,500 workers, with Worcester organizations receiving roughly $650,000 in training funds.