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🔒Central Mass. employers work to overcome staffing challenges amid tight labor market

Amid a tight labor market, industries must be innovative to keep operations moving.

🔒Five years after adult-use dispensaries opened, Mass. cannabis businesses have more banking options

After a ballot initiative to legalize medical marijuana was approved by Massachusetts voters in the 2012 election, finding a bank that was willing to provide services to a cannabis business was a bit like trying to buy marijuana before it was legal.

After fiery debate, Cannabis Commission decides not to replace acting board leader

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission moved to re-appoint Ava Callender Concepcion as the agency’s active chair after a lengthy hour-and-a-half debate Thursday morning that initially sought to replace Concepcion as acting chair amid the uncertainty following the removal of Shannon O’Brien as leader of the CCC board.

Sturbridge hotel sold for $3.4M

A Sturbridge hotel has been sold for $3.38 million to a Sharon-based corporation.
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DCU Center to host annual Harvest Cup this weekend

The annual Harvest Cup will be held this weekend at the DCU Center in Worcester.

New cannabis equity rules go into effect

New cannabis industry rules that seek to increase equity in the cannabis industry and add oversight to host community agreements have gone into effect.

Shoppers World in Natick sold for $187 million to large developer

Shoppers World, a shopping center on the border of Framingham and Natick, has been sold for $187.13 million to...

WBJ hires cannabis reporter as staff writer to cover real estate, manufacturing

Eric Casey, a Worcester-based reporter who most recently founded the publication Burn After Reading to cover the cannabis industry, has been hired as the newest staff writer at Worcester Business Journal.
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Mass. cannabis business coalition, including Athol firm, sue federal government

A coalition of cannabis businesses operating in Massachusetts have filed a lawsuit in federal court, hoping to convince the courts the Controlled Substances Act is unconstitutional when it is applied to state-legal cannabis businesses.

🔒These are the fastest-growing jobs in Massachusetts

These are the fastest growing jobs in Massachusetts, according to the Mass. Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
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