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Progress Software to eliminate up to 260 jobs

Will also sell off some product lines in bid to get ‘leaner’

Progress Software Corp., one of the state’s oldest and largest software firms, will eliminate as many as 260 jobs - about 15 percent of the workforce - and sell off some product lines as part of a plan to become “leaner,’’ according to its new chief executive. The Bedford-based company, which has about 1,745 employees worldwide, did not say how many of its 600 Massachusetts workers will be affected.

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