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It's rare that the Democratic leaders of the House and Senate and Gov. Charlie Baker can agree on tax policy - particularly if the question is about raising taxes.
The state's decision not to hold a weekend-long sales tax holiday in August led to "dramatic drops in local sales and hours worked," according to a Retailers Association of Massachusetts survey.
A uniquely New England product -- an organic spritzer sweetened with maple syrup -- is now being produced in Worcester.
The Rhode Island office design and furniture firm Sheehans will open a new 5,000-square-foot showroom in downtown Worcester by January.
At the latest energy forum, experts discuss Massachusetts legislative impacts.
Framingham office supply retailer Staples has locked down a deal with Boston coworking space firm Workbar to put the flexible office spaces inside of Staples stores.
In a bid to continue to grow its service-based offerings and diversify out from office supply sales, Framingham-based Staples has announced expanded mobile phone repair services.
Treasurer Deborah Goldberg next session will file and champion legislation to allow the Lottery to offer its products online and on smartphone apps.
Southborough's Grossman Development Group has announced plans to redevelop the former City Sports store at 271 Thayer St. in Providence.
Amid ongoing restructuring and redirection for the Framingham office supply store, Staples' board has named interim CEO Shira Goodman to the positions of president and CEO effective immediately.
A 1.5-story retail and office building in Southborough has sold for $925,000 to investors who intend to add modern amenities.
An urban revitalization plan covering 118 acres in downtown Worcester has been approved by the state, opening up the city to leverage the power of eminent domain on 24 properties singled out in the plan.
Marlborough snack maker Barbara's, the maker of Puffins Cereal, announced last week it will bring pumpkin-flavored Puffins back to stores this fall.
The company behind the 6.2-acre The Grid District development has partnered with a restaurant group for its six eateries in a novel partnership that could be a boon to both organization.
Framingham's TJX has announced a public offering of $1 billion in notes that it will use for corporate expenses, working capital and to offset previous notes.