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A business loan can get you the money you need to jump start a new venture, expand current operations, or purchase equipment.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Menkiti Group was joined by City Manager Edward M. Augustus, Jr., Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of Chatham Lofts. This project...

An office building on the corner of Walnut Street and Harvard Street in Worcester has sold for just over $3 million, according to the Worcester South District Registry of Deeds.

Webster Five Cents Savings Bank sold its former Auburn offices at 10 A St. for $2 million in a sale closed on Sept. 13, according to the Worcester South District Registry of Deeds.

The COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns had a drastic impact on many small businesses. Two rounds of Paycheck Protection Program loans provided critical support, but in early May, the funding dried up for most.

Chamber Corner: Auburn buzzing over major projects in town

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The Worcester Business Journal is seeking suggestions for individuals to include on its 2021 Power 50 list, which is compiled annually. The Power 50 is a list of 50 people who have wielded their position in the Central Massachusetts business community in order to have an outsized influence on the regions economy.  The 2020 Power 50 included people like Quinsigamond Community College president Dr. Luis Pedraja, Crompton Collective owner and co-founder Amy Lynn Chase and Monica M. Thomas-Bonnick...