Westborough

The Westborough-based online auction company Paid Inc. has hit a setback in its patent infringement lawsuit filed against e-commerce giant eBay in December 2013 with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has ruling it has failed to claim patent eligible subject matter.

How do you measure the economic impact of a business? Judges of MassEcon's Team Massachusetts Economic Impact Awards will make that determination after hearing pitches from 21 finalist companies from across the state Wednesday night, a final phase of the annual contest that recognizes companies that are making their mark on the Massachusetts economy.

CSX Corp. is anticipating lower revenue for the rest of the year on the back of challenges to the coal industry.

(Updated at 12:42 p.m.) Beginning on September 8, Christopher J. Baldwin will take over as the president and chief operating officer of Westborough-based BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc., the company announced Monday.

To hear Spectrum Health Systems CEO Chuck Faris tell it, Massachusetts is a relatively good place to be in the addiction treatment services industry, and to receive treatment if you need it.

If you're a typical MetroWest resident or business owner, you may not have heard of Security Engineered Machinery Co. in Westborough. But what they make has a major market: the defense industry.

A Westborough lender has been ordered to reimburse hundreds of customers who signed up for deferred-interest loans for dental work and were allegedly told the loans were interest free.

SimpliVity of Westborough and the Chinese computer hardware manufacturer Lenovo have agreed to a deal in which SimpliVity's data virtualization technology will be included with some of Lenovo's servers, the companies announced Thursday.

Most companies know about the importance of data storage, but they may not be aware of how it all works or their best options to back up data. ExaGrid Systems, of Westborough, is carving out its niche in this technology space. President and CEO Bill Andrews has worked in the IT data center infrastructure space for 28 years.

Kopin Corp. of Westborough, which is making a long transition to become a manufacturer of wearable technology, turned in a strong second-quarter in revenue growth, along with net income of $781,000, a sharp turnaround following an $8.9 million net loss in the second quarter of last year.