Technology

Natick software company MathWorks is opening a second campus in town this week on a former Boston Scientific site off Route 9.

WuXi Biologics, the Chinese company slated to be the first to occupy the Biomanufacturing Park in Worcester, could receive up to $20.8 million in city and state incentives, grants and loans.

Shares of Maynard-based Acacia Communications were down nearly 5 percent early Tuesday in the wake of the U.S. Senate's vote to reinstate sanctions on Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE.

Donna Levin, the co-founder of online babysitting and nannying service Care.com, has been named to the newly created position of executive director of innovation and entrepreneurship at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Versatile, a Marlborough IT company, has launched a health care arm as information technology belatedly a major presence in the health field.

Central Massachusetts companies are making it easier to get exercise during the work day, whether it's a quick walk or even a game of cornhole.

Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday signed a $623-million life sciences bond bill to provide funding for education, research and development and workforce training for the industry.

A Harvard Bioscience subsidiary has launched a new inhalation and exposure system for drug research amid rising popularity of drugs taken respiratorily.

Littleton imaging device company Mevion Medical Systems has closed on $150 million in financing primarily from a Chinese pharmaceutical investment firm and private equity investors.

Data sciences company Location, Inc. has opened its new headquarters in a newly renovated space in the Mercantile Center.