Technology

Workforce development is a common theme in manufacturing, and glass manufacturer SCHOTT is no different. The company is expanding but struggling to fill vacant positions.

Mass Development has awarded $100,000 in matching manufacturing career grants to 12 Massachusetts partnerships, including three in Central Mass. receiving $28,000 total.

Marlborough medical device maker Boston Scientific announced Wednesday an agreement with Santa Rosa-based Millipede, Inc. to potentially acquire the California firm for $540 million.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute's new collaboration space in Boston is meant to capitalize on its proximity to tech companies, start-ups and a wealth of professional talent in the city.

Aspen Aerogels, a Northborough manufacturer of aerogel insulation for the energy infrastructure and building materials markets, announced Tuesday a series of judgments from a German court against a Dutch reseller of an aerogel product for which Aspen claims it holds patents.

Holliston medical device maker Harvard Bioscience is set to acquire a Minnesota biomedical firm for $70 million, simultaneous to a $20-million sale of Harvard's subsidiary Denville Scientific.

What's it like to bring a company back to life after near bankruptcy? Jim McGorry, CEO of Holliston biotech Biostage, explains how the company never lost faith.

Milford-based network software company Connected2Fiber has raised $8 million in series A funding after just two years of doing business, the company announced last week.

Managed service providers (MSP) offer technical support and monitoring for a fraction of the cost a full-time IT employee or IT department.

Women make up half of the American labor force, yet there are fields, particularly STEM, where women continue to be vastly underrepresented.