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  • Worcester eyeing 15 marijuana stores, local tax

    Zachary Comeau November 29, 2017

    The Worcester Economic Development Committee has endorsed city regulations to limit the number of retail marijuana shops in the city to 15 and adopt a 3-percent sales tax on the products.

    Zachary Comeau November 29, 2017
  • Fix the beer distribution laws

    Rick Walton November 27, 2017

    With the explosion of small breweries in the U.S., it is not unusual to hear stories enumerating the problems encountered by these breweries as a result of outdated alcohol laws and regulations. It begs the question: What changes in the law can be

    Rick Walton November 27, 2017
  • Worcester Courthouse developers want $1.3M sale approved for tax credits

    Zachary Comeau November 27, 2017

    The City Council will be asked Tuesday night to approve the $1.3-million sale of the Worcester County Courthouse to a development group to pave the way for a $53-million redevelopment project.

    Zachary Comeau November 27, 2017
  • TJX CEOs lead Central Mass. top 10 highest-paid executives

    Grant Welker November 22, 2017

    Two top executives at TJX were the highest paid in Central Massachusetts last year, with the retailer's CEO and executive chairman each earning around $20 million.

    Grant Welker November 22, 2017
  • Minimum wage, sales tax campaigns confident

    State House News Service November 22, 2017

    Proponents of a major sales tax cut and supporters of a $15 minimum wage and a paid family and medical leave proposal say they've gathered more than enough signatures to advance their proposals.

    State House News Service November 22, 2017
  • 48-unit housing development proposed for Worcester's Main South

    Grant Welker November 21, 2017

    A 48-unit housing development with commercial and retail space has been proposed for a site next to The Lofts at Loomworks and Royal Worcester Apartments.

    Grant Welker November 21, 2017
  • Retail sales boost eyed for holidays

    State House News Service November 17, 2017

    Sometimes timing is everything. Massachusetts retailers are buoyant about the impending holiday shopping season, heartened by a favorable calendar that gives shoppers five full shopping weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

    State House News Service November 17, 2017
  • Milford Crossing anchors to open Thursday

    Grant Welker November 14, 2017

    T.J.Maxx and HomeGoods open Thursday at Milford Crossing, the first major tenants to open at the remade shopping center.

    Grant Welker November 14, 2017
  • TJX profit up 17% but disappoints Wall Street

    Grant Welker November 14, 2017

    TJX saw net income rise 17 percent in the third quarter, hitting $641 million, on a sales increase of 6 percent to $8.8 billion, the Framingham retailer announced Tuesday.

    Grant Welker November 14, 2017
  • Quiet Logistics uses robots to compete with Amazon

    Grant Welker November 13, 2017

    At first, it looks to be an imagination at work, or maybe the doings of ghosts: groups of tall shelves stacked with packages of clothing and moving entirely on their own.

    Grant Welker November 13, 2017
  • Framingham pushes economic development with new strong mayor

    Emily Micucci November 13, 2017

    With the election of Yvonne Spicer, the community once dubbed America's largest town sees new opportunities once it becomes a city in January.

    Emily Micucci November 13, 2017
  • MassDevelopment seeking builder for Worcester building

    Grant Welker November 13, 2017

    MassDevelopment, the state's development arm, is seeking developers for a largely unused building at 526 Main St. in downtown Worcester.

    Grant Welker November 13, 2017
  • Online publication Worcester Sun creating print edition

    Zachary Comeau November 9, 2017

    Beginning on Dec. 9, online news outlet Worcester Sun will publish a weekly print edition.

    Zachary Comeau November 9, 2017
  • Bill eases restrictions for pub brewers

    State House News Service November 7, 2017

    A bill the House passed last Wednesday would let pub brewers sell bottles for off-premises consumption on Sundays and holidays.

    State House News Service November 7, 2017
  • Notre Dame sale falls through, but demolition still slated

    Grant Welker November 6, 2017

    A sale of the Notre Dame des Canadiens church in downtown Worcester has fallen through, but the owner says it still plans to demolish the church and market the site.

    Grant Welker November 6, 2017
  • Honey Farms sold for $36M

    Zachary Comeau October 31, 2017

    A Waltham company has acquired 33 Honey Farms retail stores and gas stations in the Worcester area for $36 million.

    Zachary Comeau October 31, 2017

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