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Cumberland Farms is seeking a statewide ballot question next fall to allow operators like it to bring liquor sales to all stores.

The Gov. Charlie Baker Administration is offering an emergency loan fund for businesses affected by a July 22 fire destroying a block of businesses in Natick center.

FluidForm Inc., a firm making artificial human issue with 3D printing technology, has signed a 3,550-square-foot lease in Acton, according to Aho Properties, which represented the landlord.

Spring Bank Pharmaceuticals of Hopkinton has signed a research agreement with a subsidiary of the National Institutes of Health to evaluate its hepatitis B treatment.

Abby's House, a housing, shelter and advocacy group in downtown Worcester, will dedicate its new $16.2-million center Monday.

Telehealth services, which treat patients remotely through videoconferencing or other remote connections between providers and patients, is spreading for inpatient services but flat for outpatient use, a new survey finds.

TJX Cos. is building a sprawling new retail distribution center across the street from a General Motors factory in Ohio that made national news when it closed this spring.

The new owner of Midtown Mall is expected to present his plans for the property as the Worcester Redevelop Authority is still looking for the Front Street property to undergo significant improvements to keep eminent domain off the table. 

Clark University has been given a $12-million federal grant to provide business technology training to people struggling to find work.

The Worcester Regional Research Bureau has named Paul Matthews as its new executive director effective in September.