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BOSTON — Citing the impacts of high inflation and interest rates, Massachusetts retailers don’t expect a big bump in holiday season shopping sales this year.

Citing the impacts of high inflation and interest rates, Massachusetts retailers don’t expect a big bump in holiday season shopping sales this year. The...

With the holiday shopping season quickly approaching, inflation and interest rates have caused Massachusetts consumers to be more cautious with spending so far this year.

Jon Hurst, the President of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts, talked to Jon Keller about why the state needs updated laws to stop theft at stores.

If enough landlords agree, they would create the state’s biggest business improvement district as measured by assessed property value, taxing commercial properties from Newbury Street brownstones to the Prudential tower.

Bangor Daily News. November 1, 2023.

Business is the backbone of our democracy, and neglecting the engine that drives our freedom is irresponsible. Every warning light is blinking, governor, so erase your calendar, roll up your sleeves, and get out your toolbox.

Meet the city's Division of Weights and Measures, "the nerds of a certain world.”

The House will vote Wednesday on a bill that requires many employers to disclose a wage or salary range on job postings.

Many Massachusetts employers would need to provide an estimated salary range in job postings under newly moving legislation that top lawmakers pitched as a way to close gender and racial wage gaps.