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It's been more than a year since I worked to file a bill that would create a state "meals tax holiday." This holiday would last six days in March, a slow month for restaurants, and does not include their busiest day, Saturday.
Ian's Natural Foods, a Framingham-based manufacturer of allergy-friendly and gluten-free products using sustainable food sources, has a new name after merging with, Blue Horizon Wil
Legally mandated paid sick days for workers would stamp out billions of dollars' worth of productivity and potentially 16,000 jobs over five years, according to a new report issued by a small-business advocacy group that has long opposed state leg
Richard Davey, the head of the debt-saddled Massachusetts Department of Transportation, told Blackstone Valley businesspeople this morning
All nine Piccadilly Pub restaurants - including five in Central Massachusetts - appear to be closed as the Boston-based chain's parent company goes through bankruptcy troubles.
Wayland Town Center, a $140 million mixed-use development in Wayland, has taken on a joint-venture equity partner, according to
Nashoba Valley Winery has nearly completed construction on 5,000-square-foot warehouse a mile down the street from its Bolton winery, restaurant and orchard.
After 22 years of slow growth, a chain of 1950s-style themed restaurants has developed an appetite for expansion.
Friendly's Ice Cream Corp. has closed 37 Friendly's restaurants, including three in Central Massachusetts.
The general manager at The International golf resort in Bolton will become the general manager at Mount Pleasant Country Club in Boylston when the golf club changes owners.
Joey's Bar and Grill, formerly of Mill Street in Worcester, has moved to 344 Chandler St.
The MetroWest Tourism & Visitors Bureau, an advocacy group for MetroWest's cultural, hospitality and services industries, is slowly but surely ramping up its efforts to promote the region statewide.
Gov. Deval Patrick signed a bill today that allows for up to three "resort-style" casinos and one slots facility in Massachusetts.
Apple Tree Arts of Grafton has received a $250,000 state grant to restore the Grafton Town House.