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| WPI develops method to increase cancer drug production | | Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have developed a more efficient way to produce a widely used cancer drug by genetically engineering cells from a tree. | | Read more >> | | New CEO at Sudbury manufacturer anticipates strong 2019 | | Jerry Rex, formerly the president of Sudbury-based Methods Machine Tools, has taken on the additional role of CEO, the company announced last week. | | Read more >> | | The Power 50: Chris Coghlin | | As head of both Columbia Tech in Westborough and Cogmedix in Worcester, Coghlin is in charge of nearly 600 employees making products for both the capital equipment and medical device markets. | | Read more >> | | The Power 50: Christopher Baldwin | | Since Baldwin assumed the role of president and CEO in 2015, the retailer more than doubled its net income, from $24 million in fiscal 2016 to $50 million in fiscal 2018. | | Read more >> | |
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| | | | | | Question of the Week | Tuesday we asked: Lakeway Commons, a Shrewsbury retail development anchored by a Whole Foods, includes residential units, something new shopping centers outside of city centers didn't have until recently. Two other area shopping centers under construction, Meadow Walk in Sudbury and Maynard Crossing in Maynard, also feature housing, and Shoppers World in Framingham has proposed housing as well. | Would you live in a development anchored by a big box store? |  | - I like what they did in Northboro where Wegman's and BJ's are located. The multi-residential apartments are on the way into, but not right in, the retail area. Tastefully done.
- I like residential living with amenities that are fairly close, however not part of the neighborhood.
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