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Staples Inc., the Framingham-based office supply retailer, announced a cash dividend of 11 cents per share for its fourth quarter of 2012.
Julien Mininberg, formerly of Proctor & Gamble, was hired in 2006 by Kaz Inc., which develops thermometers, air purifiers and other products under major brand names like Vicks, Braun, Honeywell and recently, Pur.
It's officially the holiday shopping season, and the small businesses of MetroWest that cater to the sweet tooth can be thankful that the affliction intensifies this time of year.
CVS Caremark opened its second MinuteClinic in Worcester County this morning in Uxbridge while announcing that three more clinics will open in Central Massachusetts within the next two months.
On the heels of an increase in Black Friday weekend shopping, the National Retail Federation said Cyber Monday sales would break records.
Equestrian retailer Dover Saddlery saw its revenue rise but profits dip in the third quarter, which ended Sept. 30.
Staples today reported a 2-percent drop in revenue for its third quarter of 2012, as well as a net loss of $569 million, two months after the Framingham
When Sandie Paradiso, senior buyer and product developer at the Devens-based Learning Express, joined the specialty toy retailer 18 years ago, she said there was no shortage of competitors in the market.
Retailers in Central Massachusetts look forward to a holiday season worth celebrating, and expect sales that outdo last year's.
Shaw's Supermarkets has announced that it's laying off 700 employees across its 169 New England stores, effective Saturday.The stores affected are Shaw's and Star Market, the West Bridgewater-based company said today.
Littleton-based Dover Saddlery is continuing its expansion of retail stores across the country with moves into Minnesota and North Carolina.
Framingham-based retail giant TJX Cos. Inc. is continuing its rise, with same-store sales jumping 7 percent over last year in both October and in the third quarter, beating the company's own expectations.
A mixed-use development center seven years in the making is finally on the brink of opening, and Wayland Town Planner Sarkis Sarkisian thinks it's a sign that businesses are regaining an appetite for expansion.
Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. announced it will open an energy-efficient store in Wayland at 6 a.m. on Nov. 16, marking the Quincy-based grocer's entrance into the Wayland-Sudbury area.
While Staples Inc. is restructuring amid declining sales, business analysts said the office supply retailer's core client base — business customers — probably isn't going anywhere.
Each year, according to the Massachusetts Retailers Association, the state loses approximately $335 million in sales tax revenue to online or other remote sales, such as telephone orders and catalog shopping.