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Stocks To Watch: M/A-COM Technology Solutions Holdings (NASDAQ:MTSI); Senior Housing Properties Trust (NYSE:SNH); Progress Software Corporation (NASDAQ:PRGS)

Boston, MA 10/09/2014 (wallstreetpr) – High performance wave products and semiconductor manufacturer M/A-COM Technology Solutions Holdings (NASDAQ:MTSI) disclosed on 8th October that it has released for demonstration and sampling its flag ship MAMX-011023 noise cancelling active mixer. The announcement came on the sidelines of ongoing EuMW 2014 event in Rome, Italy. The discrete mixer is expected to provide the system designers a flexible and robust platform. This would help them in testing out a wide variety of application on this single mixer platform. It is also been positioned as a platform which would provide the “widest frequency bandwidth coverage” amongst its peers.

Senior Housing Properties Trust (NYSE:SNH) announced on 8th October that the commercial building it had developed for drug maker Vertex Pharmaceuticals in Boston has won the coveted LEED® Gold Certification. The certification is currently the gold standard among the global benchmarks related to sustainable energy use and environmental protection efforts. This specific LEED rating was architected by U.S. Green Building Council. It is awarded to buildings and installations after reviewing the impact it can have on the “environmental and human health” of it occupants. Company President and Chief Operating Officer David Hegarty expressed his happiness at the recognition from such an esteemed environmental agency.

Progress Software Corporation (NASDAQ:PRGS) announced on 8th October that it is launching a new application server called Progress® Pacific™ Application Server. The new server can be used for product developers to develop and deploy next generation applications, for its OpenEdge® product. The app server is designed to execute a highly productive run time environment which can be leveraged by enterprise customers to bridge the blanks which exist in their current IT set up between legacy enterprise applications and newly developed mobile apps. In order to make the product more accessible to emerging and small companies, the firm has created a software as a service, pay as you grow model.