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Northborough Crossing, a 600,000-square-foot, $100 million open-air retail center, will open next fall, developers told Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray on Wednesday.
Framingham-based Staples has formed an alliance with a Russian office products company.
You’ll have to forgive Joseph Petrowski if he seems to have split personalities. That’s because as CEO of Cumberland Farms Group he not only oversees a growing chain of convenience stores under the same name, but also the Gulf Oil gas business.
MetroWest-based retailers TJX Cos. Inc. and BJ's Wholesale Club Inc. both reported single-digit September sales increases compared to last year.
Private sector employment shrank by 39,000 from August to September during a "pause" in the economic recovery, according to the ADP National Employment Report.
Framingham party-planning company Punchbowl.com has appointed Michael Waxman-Lenz, the former general manag
Worcester Internet light bulb retailer Bulbs.com has named Russ Lamacchia as sales manager.
Milford-based Waters Corp. has signed an agreement permitting Hitachi High Technologies America Inc. to sell Waters equipment.
Framingham-based office retail giant Staples Inc. has kept its quarterly dividend even at $0.09 per share for the third quarter.
Consumers have accelerated their saving habits, according to an American Express Spending & Saving Tracker survey.
J.D. Associates, a Leominster-based software vendor, is sponsoring a seminar for retail managers and business owners on remaining competitive during the recession.
Walmart, the international retailer with 46 stores in Massachusetts, donated $50,000 to the Special Olympics of Massachusetts in Marlborough.
MetroWest retail giants TJX Cos. Inc. and BJ's Wholesale Club Inc. posted strong August sales results on increasing customer traffic.
Framingham-based office supplies retailer Staples Inc. said it plans to begin selling Amazon's Kindle electronic reader.
The Staples Foundation for Learning has awarded $640,000 in grants to youth development programs across the country, including four in Massachusetts.