Worcester Business Journal
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Worcester Business Journal is a media organization providing business news, information and analysis for Central Massachusetts' business owners and decision makers.
We provide regional business news and information through a variety of media to help the business community access what it needs. Worcester Business Journal delivers news, analysis, and information about the business community via its website at wbjournal.com; through e-newsletters, events, and its award-winning flagship publication. Smart, informed, engaging, irreverent — that’s why people turn to Worcester Business Journal to find out what makes the Central Massachusetts business scene tick. Source
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| Scope | Local, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Boston-Manchester |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Mon |
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Search ArticlesA month after formal session, lawmakers begin health worker safety talks
Government & PoliticsHealth Care The Massachusetts State House PHOTO COURTESY OF STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE By Alison Kuznitz | State House News Service September 4, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Lawmakers responsible for reconciling bills intended to curb violence against healthcare workers met for the first time Thursday, after leaving protections at hospitals and doctor’s offices unaddressed for over a month since the end of scheduled formal sessions.
🔒 Florida firm acquires Auburn’s Atech Turbine Components
ManufacturingSubscriber OnlyTransportation Rita Kapur, president of Atech Turbine Components. PHOTO | MATT WRIGHT By Eric Casey September 4, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin The purchase of Atech brought with it the firm’s repair capabilities, its long-standing relationship with aviation giant Pratt & Whitney Canada, and opportunities to further expand Atech’s capacity and capabilities. Already a Subscriber?
From plywood to pet care: Second Chance plans new Worcester veterinary hospital, launches $1.2M fundraising campaign
NonprofitsReal Estate Second Chance Animal Services Development Director Lindsay McCormack, left, and CEO Sheryl Blancato stand inside the organization’s newly acquired property at 600 Park Avenue in Worcester.
🔒 Eascra Biotech expands Worcester presence following $8M NASA award
Life SciencesSubscriber Only Eascra Biotech has expanded its presence in Worcester. PHOTO COURTESY OF MASSACHUSETTS BIOMEDICAL INITIATIVES By Eric Casey September 3, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Worcester-based nanomedicine firm Eascra Biotech has expanded its footprint at Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives, moving into a space more than three times the size of its initial lab. Already a Subscriber?
NewVue selects next executive director
NonprofitsReal Estate Gonzalo Puigbo, executive director of NewVue Communities. PHOTO COURTESY OF NEWVUE COMMUNITIES By Eric Casey September 3, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Fitchburg-based community development corporation NewVue Communities has named its next leader. Gonzalo Puigbo, former CEO of the Somerville Community Corp., will take over as executive director of NewVue on Sep. 8, the nonprofit announced on Wednesday.
O’Day, Keefe among 155 primary winners expected to glide to re-election
Government & Politics The Massachusetts State House PHOTO COURTESY OF STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE By Sam Drysdale | State House News Service September 3, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Dozens of legislative candidates emerged from Tuesday’s primaries with little standing between them and a seat on Beacon Hill in January.
Republican candidate targets oversight, local aid in bid against Goldberg
Government & Politics Republican candidate for state treasurer Elizabeth Dionne speaks with attendees of GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue's primary election party at the Great American Beer Hall in Medford on Tuesday.
Dean of Tufts veterinary school in Grafton to retire
Education Melissa Mazan, dean ad interim of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. PHOTO COURTESY OF TUFTS UNIVERSITY By Eric Casey September 2, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Tufts University’s Grafton-based veterinary medicine school has named an interim dean, replacing Alastair Cribb as he prepares for retirement. Melissa Mazan was named dean ad interim of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, the school announced Tuesday.
đź”’ Framingham healthcare data firm names new CEO, considers go-private proposal
Banking & FinanceHealth CareSubscriber Only Definitive Heathcare Corp.'s Framingham headquarters. IMAGE COURTESY OF GOOGLE MAPS By Eric Casey September 2, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin Definitive has named a new CEO, as it weighs an offer from a Boston-based private equity firm to take the company private. Already a Subscriber?
AG fines addiction treatment firm in Worcester for using participants as free labor
Government & PoliticsHealth Care Adult & Teen Challenge, Northeast, Inc.'s Worcester location. IMAGE COURTESY OF GOOGLE MAPS By Alison Kuznitz | State House News Service September 1, 2026 Share Copy URL Email Facebook X Linkedin A Brockton nonprofit that runs treatment programs for substance use disorder is facing $1.15 million in fines, after Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office found that participants performed unpaid labor that was not related to their recovery.