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| Ofo introduces Worcester-friendly bikes | | The yellow ofo bikes in Worcester have only been in the city for a little over a month, but they'll soon be replaced with bikes better built for the hilly city. | | Read more >> | | QCC unveils new Southbridge lab | | Quinsigamond Community College unveiled its new Computer Systems Engineering Technology lab this week at its Southbridge satellite campus. | | Read more >> | | MassHousing chief to step down | | The head of MassHousing is stepping down to join UBS, a global financial services firm. | | Read more >> | |
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| Week in review | |
| WRTA site developer unveils urban-friendly design | |
After negative feedback on the first set of plans for a 5.3-acre shopping plaza at the former Worcester Regional Transit Authority site on Grove Street, Auburn-based Galaxy Development on Wednesday unveiled a more pedestrian- and city-oriented design.
| | WPI launches supply chain management graduate program | |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is introducing a master's degree supply chain management program, as the industry is expected to grow to $19 billion in four years.
| | Worcester ranked America's 2nd friendliest small biz city | |
In a survey of small businesses in 80 U.S. cities, Worcester is ranked as the second most small-business-friendly city in America, trailing only Boise, Idaho.
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