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Lawmakers are considering a push to allow liquor stores to open earlier on Sunday mornings rather than waiting until noon.
With hundreds of supporters gearing up to rally on today in favor of raising the state's minimum wage, Senate President Therese Murray said she has not yet settled on an appropriate wage level and House Speaker Robert DeLeo said he's waiting to hear
Last month, Building 19 announced it was closing its Shrewsbury location on Route 9, effectively ending the final chapter of the storied Spag's store that locals loved for its discount deals for since 1934.
Citing brutal winter weather slowing sales, Littleton-based equestrian retailer Dover Saddlery reported a decline in same-store sales of 8.1 percent.
Outdoor gear retailer Cabela's Inc. will open its first Massachusetts location in Berlin, the publicly traded company announced today.
A Microsoft retail store at the Natick Mall is one of seven the software company will open this month, with a grand opening celebration scheduled for June 8.
After several years of uncertainty, The Mall at Whitney Field has a new owner and a new tenant, according to the buyer, Los Angeles-based Vintage Real Estate.
After years of votes to freeze unemployment insurance rates on businesses and talk from lawmakers about the need for substantial reform, two key House and Senate lawmakers on Tuesday voiced a growing desire to tackle unemployment insurance reform
For 15 years, the Internet Tax Freedom Act has prohibited the federal government from forcing states to collect sales tax on items sold over the web.
Having run a family business for 36 years, I understand the importance of competition in the marketplace. Competition sharpens the responsiveness of a business and ultimately delivers a better product for the customer.
Littleton-based equestrian retailer Dover Saddlery announced that it received a deficiency letter from NASDAQ.
Framingham-based office retailer Staples Inc. is seeing the impacts of store closings and weaker sales of some items, it reported today.
TJX Cos., the Framingham-based parent company of off-price retailers T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, said earnings per share rose 13 percent in the quarter that began its new fiscal year.