Friday, December 3, 2010 Partners HealthCare posts $195 million gain
By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff Partners HealthCare System Inc., the state's largest hospital network, today posted a $195 million gain on operating revenue of $8.1 billion for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. The results topped the $164 million gain... Optaros wins award for 38 Studios work
Optaros Inc., a Boston company that provides e-commerce solutions, said it was recently awarded a Silver Davey Award for its work with 38 Studios, the video-game company founded by former Red Sox star Curt Schilling. Toyota taps InnoCentive
InnoCentive Inc. said it has been recruited by Toyota Motor Sales USA to support a marketing initiative that challenges consumers to come up with innovative non-automotive applications that make use of Toyota technologies. Paleologos out as Mass. film office director
Nick Paleologos, executive director of the Massachusetts Film Office, will be out of a job January 1, when the film office is reorganized under a bill that was passed in August. Ameresco helps UK lower greenhouse emissions
Ameresco Inc., a Framingham company that seeks to help its customers to become more energy efficient, said it working on an energy savings project designed to save the University of Kentucky $2.7 million a year. NH banking chief strikes deal to retire
CONCORD, N.H. -- New Hampshire Banking Commissioner Peter Hildreth agreed Thursday to retire Jan. 1 rather than risk being fired for not doing enough to stop a mortgage firm from swindling investors. American Tower to pay 4.5 percent on senior notes
BOSTON -- Wireless communication tower rental and management company American Tower Corp. said Friday that it will pay 4.5 percent interest on its planned offering of $1 billion worth of senior unsecured notes. Dunkin’: Most eat a Gingerbread Man head first
Dunkin' Donuts releases a survey about the proper way to eat a Gingerbread Man. Kadant gets $17.6m orders from China
Kadant Inc., a Westford-based supplier to the global pulp and paper industry, said it has received orders totaling $17.6 million for eight stock-preparation systems from four containerboard producers in China. New life sciences tenants sign on at One Kendall
Five companies have signed on as new tenants at One Kendall Square, a Cambridge complex that is now targeted at life sciences companies that need office and lab space for life sciences companies, said a broker involved in the transactions. Thursday, December 2, 2010 Buyer: Maine sardine cannery purchase proceeds
PORTLAND, Maine -- A Boston-based lobster company says it plans to complete its acquisition of the nation's last full-time sardine cannery by the middle of January despite snags that have put the purchase of the idled Maine plant months behind schedule. | 
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