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Fast-growing robot maker breaks ground on new Wilmington HQ

Fast-growing robot maker breaks ground on new Wilmington HQ

By Greg Ryan Locus Robotics formally broke ground Wednesday on a nearly 200,000-square-foot headquarters in Wilmington, the town where the robot maker is now based. The new facility, at 100 Fordham Road, will replace its current home at 301 Ballardville St. in Wilmington and house the company’s executives and engineering, manufacturing and operations personnel. Locus’ European […]

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BUILDING BIO

BUILDING BIO

By Rowan Walrath  Massachusetts leaders want to make the commonwealth a hub for not just the research of drugs, but for the manufacturing of drugs. It’s a goal that’s seen progress in stops and starts before. The Genetics Institute Inc., the legendary Cambridge company that pioneered biomedical research in the early 1980s, set up shop in […]

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These retailers will take over Bed Bath & Beyond’s ‘top-notch’ store leases

These retailers will take over Bed Bath & Beyond’s ‘top-notch’ store leases

Bed Bath & Beyond locations across America will soon be replaced by Burlington Stores outposts and a range of other businesses, after the failed home goods retailer auctioned off its leases as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, court records show.  The doomed big-box store selected bidders for 109 of its leases after a Monday auction. Off-price giant Burlington agreed […]

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Aerospace

Aerospace

Center of Innovation Across Industry Sectors Boston is a leading center of innovation in multiple sectors including life sciences, high tech, clean energy, maritime and aerospace. Because of the large entrepreneurial base, and the great concentration of universities, research centers, hospitals and support services, there are many other types of companies developing products ranging from […]

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The office market is getting gnarly

The office market is getting gnarly

The delinquency rate on office building-related mortgage bonds spiked in May, per a report from Trepp, Emily writes. The big picture: Investors have been watching for this to happen since last summer — and May’s move may represent a “tipping point,” the data provider said in a note. State of play: The office space market is in a tough spot […]

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How Target went from loud and proud — to silent

How Target went from loud and proud — to silent

Daphne HowlandSenior Reporter After years of marking Pride Month each June, Target in 2023 may have had one of mass-market retail’s boldest efforts yet celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. But amid a backlash to its Pride merchandising, including attacks at some stores, Pride Month commenced at Target with what many see as timidity.  Before the commemorative month […]

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