Monday, July 19, 2010 Secret world outlined by Post includes local firms
More than 50 Massachusetts companies are identified by a Washington Post report as being part of a massive intelligence network of private contractors put together by the US government in response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Termeer will chair Boston Fed in 2011
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said that chairman of the board Henri A. Termeer has been appointed to the same role in 2011. Raytheon to build Alabama plant
Raytheon Co., the Waltham-based defense contractor, announced plans to build a missile production plant in Huntsville, Ala., that will create 300 jobs in a city where Raytheon is already a major employer. Interactive Data posts decline in 2Q earnings
BEDFORD -- Interactive Data Corp. said that its second-quarter earnings fell 24 percent, largely because of an uptick in expenses related to its pending takeover by private equity firms. Stride Rite introduces Star Wars inspired shoes
Stride Rite, a children's shoe brand based in Lexington, said it has launched a collection of Star Wars themed footwear. Friendly's celebrates 75th birthday
Some sweet Monday morning news: Wilbraham-based ice cream and casual dining chain Friendly Ice Cream Corp. turned 75 yesterday. Local gas prices drop 4 cents a gallon
The average price for a gallon of gas in Massachusetts fell 4 cents to $2.679 a gallon in the latest AAA weekly survey, AAA Southern New England said today. Greenway gets free Wi-Fi
The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway today is debuting wireless Internet service that will allow visitors to log on from any point along the downtown park system. Iron Mountain bundles hospital services
Iron Mountain Inc., a Boston company that offers such services as records management, data protection, and data recovery, said it is bundling many of the services it offers to hospitals into a single package. Virtify promotes Murgo to COO
Virtify Inc. said that John P. Murgo has been promoted to chief operating officer, in addition to his existing responsibilities at the company as executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) for the company. Boston investment adviser trims Massey holdings
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Boston investment adviser has sold the bulk of Massey Energy shares owned by its clients. Massey's shares have lost more than 48 percent of their value since an April 5 explosion killed 29 men at a coal mine in West Virginia. Fox Head taps ATG, RAZOR360
Art Technology Group Inc., a Cambridge company focused on e-commerce software, said that Fox Head Inc, a motocross apparel brand will re-launch its e-commerce platform on Art Technology Group's hosted e-commerce solution. Dyax enhances product website
Cambridge drug maker Dyax Corp. said that it has launched a newly enhanced product website, www.KALBITOR.com, that features the company's financial assistance program. Today in Globe Business
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