Hospitality

After closing its location on Grove Street, Lucky’s Cafe in Worcester appears to have found a new spot to do business.

The property includes an 8,200-square-foot industrial warehouse formerly occupied by Worcester Electrical Associates, Inc., which sold the property to Mahoney in September.

Curaleaf Holdings Inc., an international cannabis company headquartered in Wakefield with dispensaries in Oxford and Webster, reported a total 2021 revenue of $1.2 billion.

For the 48 Central Mass. breweries, the lockdowns changed consumer behavior with people now accustomed to consuming beers at home. The lack of taproom sales has forced breweries to close their doors.

Although it’s practically brand new, the Central Massachusetts Business Confidence Index has revealed employer attitudes in the region are trending more optimistic than the rest of the state.

A 12,800-square-foot plaza in Leominster which houses a D’Errico’s Market butcher shop franchise was sold by D'Errico's owner Rodrigo DeOliveira for $3.35 million, DeOliveira confirmed in a phone call.

The restaurant posted a photo of the smashed glass door and emptied cash register on Sunday morning with a caption stating there was a break-in.

Worcester manufacturer Redemption Rock Brewing Co. has signed a new distribution deal, making its cans available in large quantities outside its taproom walls for the first time.

Brothers Felix and Jose Bracamontes, the restaurateurs behind Rancho Corona in Northborough, as well as Hacienda Corona in Lynn and Casa Corona in Marblehead, opened their latest Mexican eatery in Oxford on Monday.

The Great Resignation is plaguing employers large and small, and one hotly debated question has hiring managers asking where, exactly, all the quitting employees are moving to.