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Fitchburg-based Arrhythmia Research Technology (NYSE: HRT) said it will move to prevent delisting by the New York Stock Exchange after it failed to file its second-quarter earnings report on time.

The $200-million slots parlor that a Baltimore-based developer is hoping to bring to Leominster took a step forward Wednesday as the city's Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit for the project.

A California-based company will become the new overseer of “hospitalist services,” those handled by physicians who care for admitted patients at nine health care facilities in Massachusetts owned by Steward Health Care System. Those facilities include Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer.

Earlier this month, Devens-based wind and power grid company AMSC reported quarterly revenue that was better than...

The Four Points Hotel by Sheraton in Leominster has traded hands and will convert to a Double Tree, the hotel's general manager, Suzanne Farias, said Wednesday.

Officials in North Central Massachusetts celebrated the groundbreaking of the site of the future Wachusett Commuter Rail Station in West Fitchburg Monday, a key element of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Wachusett Extension project designed to reduce commute times to and from Boston.

Working capital loans are still available to businesses and nonprofit organizations impacted by the fire that destroyed the historic Columbia Hotel in downtown Leominster on Nov. 24, but the deadline for applications is Sept. 12, the U.S. Small Business Administration said.

Devens-based wind and power grid company AMSC reported first-quarter fiscal 2014 revenues that were 13 percent better than the fourth quarter of last year, but down compared with the same period last year, as it continues to work to regain its footing more than two years after losing its largest customer.

The VNA Care Network of Worcester has landed a $14,000 grant from The Tufts Health Foundation for a program that helps prevent senior citizens from falling.

The odds of Central Massachusetts becoming home to the state's only slots parlor improved Monday after the state gaming commission ruled the developers for the proposed site in Plainville as unqualified.