Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. closed 8.79% below its 52-week high of $627.88, which the company reached on September 10th.

Job cuts in Cambridge and Plainville are the second workforce reduction planned for the facilities in the past three months.

This marks the second round of layoffs at the company in less than three months. In November, the company cut 160 jobs across several Massachusetts sites, including the closure of its Lexington ...

Despite recent evidence of its financial turnaround, Thermo Fisher’s layoff spree will continue into 2025. | Despite recent ...

News of the layoffs come just one day after the company reported a 5% year over year revenue increase — boosting revenue to ...

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Shares of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. TMO slipped 2.22% to $580.57 Tuesday, on what proved to be an all-around great ...