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Ban on happy hour here to stay, says Baker

Count Gov. Charlie Baker among those uninterested in reversing the state's decades-old ban on "happy hour" drink promotions, even if that position makes him, as he put it, "a stick in the mud."

Mass. hotel industry struggling more than other states

Massachusetts this year is expected to endure a sharper drop in hotel industry jobs than the nation as a whole, according to a new report.

Following sexual harassment allegations, Wormtown names David Fields as CEO, other leadership changes

The announcement comes roughly six weeks after four of the company’s five leaders stepped back from business operations in light of allegations of workplace sexual harassment and discrimination circulated on social media in May.

Mass. unemployment drops below 5% for first time since pandemic started

The Massachusetts unemployment rate in June dropped a tenth of a percentage point to 4.9% from the adjusted 5.0% in May, according to a Friday announcement from the state Executive office of Labor and Workforce Development.
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Mass. convention business mounting a solid comeback

Convention business in Massachusetts is "starting to escalate quite dramatically," with the potential to lift tourism and hospitality sectors ravaged during the pandemic, officials said Thursday.

Over 300 Central Mass. restaurants approved for $65.6M in COVID relief

Before the program closed earlier in July, 306 Central Massachusetts businesses received more than $65.6 million in coronavirus federal aid from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, according to data from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Report: Boston’s Hotel Market Among Nation’s Most Depressed

Boston hotels stand in an economic depression after experiencing the second-steepest financial losses related to COVID-19 among major U.S. markets, according to a new industry group report.

Teddy G’s owners buy former Sturbridge Friendly’s spot for $1.5M, plan pizzeria

Owners of Teddy G’s restaurant in Sturbridge, Jenna and Ted Gidopoulos, have completed the purchase of a former Friendly’s at 367 Main St. in the same town for $1.5 million, and announced on Monday plans to turn the building into a brick oven pizza spot.
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Cannabis financial services company, biz advisory group partner to ease licensing process

Lighthouse Biz Solutions, LLC, a cannabis financial services subsidiary of GFA Federal Credit Union in Gardner, announced Wednesday it has partnered with Strategic Resolution Partners.

Worcester County sheriff’s director named to Cannabis Commission

Having run the Worcester County Sheriff Department's substance misuse prevention and education program for students, Gov. Charlie Baker on Monday tapped Kimberly Roy to serve on the Cannabis Control Commission.
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