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🔒Trump Administration cuts $110M in funding for Westborough firm’s Kentucky plant

The funding cuts are the latest obstacle related to the Kentucky project Ascend will need to overcome.

🔒Harvard Bioscience gets another 180 days to try to stay on the Nasdaq

Harvard Bioscience initially fell out of Nasdaq compliance in April.

UMass Memorial, Shields working on $12M upgrade to Worcester outpatient center

Crews were working Thursday morning to move a 13,000-pound, three-tesla GE 3T SIGNATM Hero MRI into the Shields MRI at UMass Memorial building at 214 Shrewsbury St.

Commonwealth Fusion’s headquarters in Devens sold for $74M

The Devens headquarters of Commonwealth Fusion Systems has been sold for $74 million by a Boston-based real estate investment firm to two investment groups. 
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New fiber internet provider launches service in Holden

Previously, Spectrum was the only wired internet provider available to residential customers in Holden. 

Healey pushes for $400M research bill to be passed as soon as possible

Gov. Maura Healey has been applying a full-court press to pass a $400 million bill aimed at strengthening Massachusetts’ research and innovation economy, but lawmakers have left the governor's plans for a "transformative investment" idling in the seven weeks since Healey proposed it.

Framingham State receives $2M from former professor for STEM studies

Framingham State University’s STEM, students, faculty, and academic programs just received a major boost in funding as a former university professor and his wife have pledged more than $2 million to the Central Massachusetts school.

Aspen Aerogels hires Braintree executive to lead HR, compliance efforts

Deegan joins the firm from Altra Industrial Motion, a Braintree-based manufacturer of power transmissions.
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Senate committee set to debate consumer privacy law Thursday

"This legislation is going to end the Wild West of data collection in Massachusetts," Senate President Karen Spilka told reporters.

🔒Q&A: New approach to in-home senior care

Not long after Arab's arrival, he experienced the loss of several elderly relatives, including his mother. Those painful moments shaped his resolve to support other families by opening his own Seniors Helping Seniors branch.
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