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Worcester chamber: Union Station underutilized

As developers descend upon downtown Worcester and attempt to remake the city's center, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce is hoping to tap into that optimism by utilizing Union Station's economic potential.

Electric vehicle charging stations popping up in Central Mass.

In Central Massachusetts, more electric car charging stations are popping up, and they're being used far more than ever.

MBTA WiFi project delayed

To the tens of thousands of commuter rail riders who struggle daily with inconsistent wireless connectivity years after state officials promised a smooth new system, the MBTA has a message.

Chandler: other taxes, fees may be necessary to boost economy

Senate President Harriette Chandler on Monday told business leaders from central Massachusetts that other taxes and fees may be needed to make the kind of investments in transportation and infrastructure that will boost the economy.
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Chamber wants temporary West Station in Allston for Worcester-Framingham line

The Framingham-Worcester commuter rail line could be harmed by the Mass Pike reconfiguration in Allston unless a temporary station is built, according to the chamber.

Chamber urges business activity at Union Station

As developers descend upon downtown Worcester and attempt to remake the city's center, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce is hoping to tap into that optimism by utilizing Union Station's economic potential.

Movers & Shakers

HOLLY CHAFFEE is the new president and CEO of VNA Care, a subsidiary of Atrius Health. Chaffee,...

Assumption to subsidize students’ Uber rides

Getting around Worcester just got easier for Assumption College students.
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Amazon HQ2 in Mass. could require legislation, Baker says

Amazon doesn't quite fit into the state's current set of job-boosting programs, according to Gov. Charlie Baker, who raised the idea Thursday of legislation tailored to suit the tech giant's needs.

Protonex has deployed $34M in military power devices

Southborough-based power management device maker Protonex will supply the U.S. military and NATO with its Squad Power Manager Special Operations Kits.
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