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Framingham-based Staples Inc. has promoted Lisa Scopa to vice president and treasurer.
State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Timothy P.
In a very tidy convergence of commercial interests, the Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce will help the Ford Motor Co.
Framingham-based TJX Cos. Inc. ended March with sales of $2 billion, a 19 percent increase over March of last year.
Lawrence-based organic food maker Ian's Natural Foods is moving its production operation to a new, 33,000-square-foot facility in Framingham.
The 108,510-square-foot BJ's Wholesale Club building at 100 Corporate Dr. in Franklin has been sold for $13.7 million.
Littleton-based equestrian supplies retailer Dover Saddlery said it swung to a $882,000 profit in the fourth quarter from a $13.9 million loss the prior year.
Massachusetts residents spent approximately $730.6 million at Connecticut's two resort casinos last year, according to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Policy Analysis.
For Steve Hartman, the timing wasn’t perfect. He’d decided to take his photography career to the next level by opening a studio.
BJ's Wholesale Club is moving its headquarters from Natick to the former National Grid office complex at 25 Research Drive in Westborough, the discount retailer confirmed.
Littleton-based equestrian supplies company Dover Saddlery said cost cuts made during the year may result in a revenue increase of more than 20 percent.
Looking to scoop up what it doesn't already own of Corporate Express, Staples Inc. has offered to buy any remaining shares of Corporate Express Australia Ltd. for $5.60 per share.
Retail sales across the country picked up by about 0.3 percent in February compared to a month earlier and were up almost 4 percent from the same month last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
The Staples Inc. board of directors has declared a $0.09 per share quarterly cash dividend, a 9 percent increase over the previous quarter.
General Growth Properties Inc., owner of the Natick Collection, said two of its biggest creditors want to put $3.9 billion into helping the company get out of bankruptcy.