Email Newsletters

Ayer

Worcester, Sutton reap what they sow

The more Worcester's commercial base relocates outside the city, the more pressure put on existing commercial & industrial property owners. This cycle will perpetuate itself until the city council follows Sutton's lead and heads toward a unified tax rate.

AG Healey calls for end to competitive electric supply industry

Attorney General Maura Healey on Thursday called for an end to the competitive electricity supply market for residential customers, saying the industry's aggressive door-to-door sales tactics targets low-income, elderly and minority residents.

Movers & Shakers

HEATHER BELAIR has been promoted to vice president and virtual branch manager for Bay State Savings Bank's...

The newspaper giant of Central Mass.

Chances are now very high daily community news coming out of Central Massachusetts will be from a publication owned by a large media corporation, with a strong commitment to the bottom line.
ADVERTISEMENT

Devens development leader heading to Framingham

The de-facto town manager for Devens, Thatcher Kezer, is headed to Framingham to be the city's top appointed executive.

AMSC loses $27M through three quarters

Devens energy product manufacturer AMSC reported Monday another quarter of losses, this time $4.2 million in the third quarter, and $26.7 million for the company's fiscal year so far.

UMass Memorial bids farewell to Patrick Muldoon

Muldoon worked his last day on Jan. 31, after reversing the Worcester hospital's fortunes in the last four years.

AMSC to sell Devens HQ for $23M

Devens-based maker of equipment for the alternative energy industry AMSC will sell its Jackson Road headquarters for $23 million, the company announced Thursday.
ADVERTISEMENT

Federal changes cause medical pot dispensaries to nix card transactions

As state regulators, investors and entrepreneurs ponder what a shift in federal marijuana law enforcement might mean for the burgeoning recreational pot industry here, medical marijuana patients have already felt its effects and are organizing to push back.

Biomanufacturing, recreational cannabis and beer will highlight a big year for manufacturing

Although biomanufacturing has been a bit slow to take hold in the region, there's only optimism for the budding industry.
ADVERTISEMENT

Latest Stories

More Business News
ADVERTISEMENT

Thought Leadership

More Thought Leadership

Career Opportunities

More Jobs | Submit a Job
More Events | Submit an Event

December Flash Sale! Get 40% off new subscriptions from now until December 19th!

Close the CTA

Get our email newsletter

Stay up-to-date on the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Central Massachusetts.

Close the CTA