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Ballard Truck Center

In the last two years, Ballard Truck Center increased revenue 24 percent and added leasing to its list of services.

Commit Fitness

The entire Pagourgis family – down to its pug Sirius Black, who serves as company mascot – is committed to fitness and nutrition.

Clark-Cutler-McDermott

Clark-Cutler-McDermott was founded in 1911 in Franklin, originally conceived to make horse blankets but as times have changed, so has the company.

Lawmakers urged to follow Federal lead on public transit tax incentive

Transportation advocates on Tuesday pressed lawmakers to adopt a change in state law to make the tax benefits available to workers who drive to work and those who take public transportation more equitable.
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Energy chief flags need for more natural gas

In the wake of the suspension of Kinder Morgan's major natural gas pipeline project in Massachusetts and...

Citizens finances $32M for Worcester firm expansion

An expansion by Worcester fuel distributor Nouria Energy Corp. that doubled its presence in Maine was funded by $32 million in credit from Citizens Bank.

JetBlue earnings jump 45%, passengers increase

New York City airline JetBlue, which operates flights of the Worcester Regional Airport, boosted its first quarter earnings by 45.6 percent year-over-year to $199 million on the back of more riders and cheaper fuel.

MBTA to crack down on commuter rail fare dodgers

The MBTA's commuter rail operator has proposed building fare gates at three key Boston railroad stations as part of a strategy to boost revenue by collecting millions of dollars in fares that riders are currently avoiding.
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Commuter rail expansion gets skeptical response from MBTA

MBTA overseers on Monday greeted warily potential pilots for expanding commuter rail service to Bourne and Foxborough and lowering weekend fares to Plymouth to encourage greater ridership.

MBTA hands out iPhones to conductors

Hoping to help conductors catch up with smart-phone scrolling passengers, the MBTA's commuter rail operator will begin distributing 400 specially programmed iPhones on Monday.
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