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Wellesley equity firm buys majority of Gardner biotech

Gardner biomanufacturer New England Peptide has received a majority recapitalization from Wellesley private equity firm Ampersand Capital Partners, as the company sets its sights on continued expansion.

Nashoba Valley nurses ratify contract, to receive pensions

The registered nurses at Steward Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer, who are represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association, have ratified a new three-year contract.

Accounting company cutting ties with six towns

Six small Massachusetts communities are suddenly on the lookout for accountant services after the president of a Maynard-based company decided to close shop.

Abandoned Central Mass. homes set for rehab in $7.5M state program

Five towns central Massachusetts towns hit hard by foreclosures after the 2008 recession stand to benefit from a multi-agency program that aims to rehab blighted properties, incorporating energy efficiency measures, and to sell the newly-efficient homes to low- and moderate-income families.
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🔒FY2020 budget due in October, November?

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Precision Optics’ 2019 revenue up 69%, but losses worsen

Gardner optical equipment manufacturer Precision Optics said its fourth quarter and fiscal year revenue each rose by at least 63%,

Reliant’s former Leominster offices sell for $2.2M

A Leominster office building recently vacated by Worcester healthcare provider Reliant Medical Group has sold for $2.2 million.

Micron Solutions lands $5M defense contract

Fitchburg contract manufacturer Micron Solutions has scored another sizeable contract, this one for $1 million annually over five years. 
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🔒Micron Solutions eyes growth, profitability after flurry of leadership changes

With new leadership in place and a bold new contract, Micron Solutions is poised for a recovery and profitability in the near future after operating in the red for much of the past four years.

Labor officials urge action against two Central Mass. firms over $1.75M in unpaid wages

Federal labor officials have asked a federal court to hold two Central Massachusetts companies in contempt for not fulfilling the terms of a 2016 settlement to pay back more than $2.3 million in wages
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