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🔒Despite questions on Opportunity Zones, high-profile efforts have emerged in Worcester & Fitchburg

Congress enacted the Opportunity Zone program three years ago to provide tax incentives for investment in low-income communities. But will investors seize the opportunity?

🔒Odds increase against Polar Park breaking even, economists say

More than half dozen economists interviewed by WBJ said the cost overruns will make Polar Park far less likely to come close to paying for itself after it opens in 2021.

New Worcester Plaza owner planning more investment in the city

Three months after Synergy Investments paid $16.5 million for the 24-story Worcester Plaza, the glass office tower in the downtown, the Boston developer is looking at other properties in the city.

IC Federal Credit Union names three new SVPs

Three long-term employees of the IC Federal Credit Union have been promoted to its executive team, according to Anthony Emerson, president and CEO of the Fitchburg-based lender.
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Construction to begin at $45M Edgemere revitalization this summer

The abandoned Edgemere Drive-In on Route 20 in Shrewsbury is set to become a $45-million mixed-use project. The Shrewsbury Planning Board approved Edgemere Crossing at Flint Pond on the 68-acre site. It includes a Market Basket and 250 apartments.

Kopin proposes reverse stock split amid struggling shares

Kopin Corp., a Westborough manufacturing firm, is proposing a reverse stock split as its shares continue trading at less than $1 per share.

Movers & Shakers for Jan. 20, 2020

HOPE WEAVER is the new marketing and creative services coordinator for the Worcester Railers. She joins the...

🔒Public spending on WooSox projects to increase to $189M

The total public spending on all four Canal District projects directly related to the August 2018 announcement by the Pawtucket Red Sox to relocate to Worcester has increased to $189 million.
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Cornerstone Bank opening first Westborough location

Westborough set to welcome Cornerstone Bank's new loan center on Lyman Street next month.

Nearly half of Pier 1’s stores face closure amid bankruptcy fears

Pier 1 Imports, the imported home furnishings retailer said up to 450 of its 942 stores are under consideration for closure, but it did not name specific locations. The Texas–based company operates Central Massachusetts stores in Bellingham, Framingham, Leominster, and Shrewsbury.
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