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Marlborough coworking space launched

The DAVIS Companies have opened a new coworking space in Marlborough in collaboration with Marblehead-based WorkTable.

Veterans entrepreneurial program launched

A program aimed at supporting veterans looking to start their own business ventures has been launched with $53,101 in pilot funds.

Running Start to open Oxford coworking space

Running Start's coworking space will hold a grand opening for a new location in Oxford this month as it expands the organization's reach to southern Worcester county.

Looking back at the failed non-compete bill

Reiterating his support for the bill as it passed the House, Speaker Robert DeLeo on Tuesday said it was unfortunate that legislation to limit the use of non-compete agreements in Massachusetts did not reach Gov. Charlie Baker's desk.
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From Skyscope’s founding to acquisition, an entrepreneurial oral history

With job prospects low, three Clark University friends decided to start their own business. What followed was four years of turmoil, self-discovery, penny-pinching and success.

WPI entrepreneur-in-residence: ”I don’t like to lose.”

Yael Schwartz took over as the entrepreneur-in-residence at WPI with her sights set on helping students make the leap to launching their own ventures.

Holliston biotech seeks to fulfill $1.5-billion potential

Over the past year, Holliston-based Biostage has revamped its upper management, changed its name and used its technology to partially recreate the esophaguses of several Yucatan pigs.

Bill targeting patent trolls stalls

Two Massachusetts senators are gearing up to fight trolls, but not the kinds of trolls that live under fairy-tale bridges or in online comment sections.
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WPI names new entrepreneur-in-residence

Worcester Polytechnic Institute has named Yael Schwartz, entrepreneur and life science executive, as the university's Coleman Entrepreneur-in-Residence, a position where she will guide early-stage startups coming out of the school.

Worcester County rated low for small biz friendliness

A national survey of small business owners has found that Worcester County is perceived to be among the least friendly areas in the nation for entrepreneurs and small business owners.
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