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Acton’s Psychemedics reports Q4 loss

Acton manufacturer of hair drug tests Psychemedics reported fourth quarter losses as the company saw declines domestically and in Brazil.

Central Mass. home prices spiked in 2019, as sales dropped

Most of Central Massachusetts' biggest communities saw single-family home sales fall or remain flat last year while median prices continue to rise, according to data released Wednesday by The Warren Group, the Peabody-based real estate market tracker.

Gymnastics academy owner buys Acton garden center property for $1.7M

Jamison Loizeaux, a former championship gymnast and owner of the Gymnastic Academy Of Boston, has purchased three commercial buildings in Acton for $1.7 million.

Lunenburg lawmaker resigning to lead statewide business association

State Rep. Jennifer Benson (D-Lunenburg) will resign to become president of the Alliance for Business Leadership.
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Auburn and Leominster Sears to close by February

The Auburn Mall Sears and The Mall at Whitney Field Sears in Leominster will be closed by February of next year as Sears, now owned by Illinois holding company Transformco, sheds over 40% of its Sears and Kmart locations around the country.

Church pays $1.5M for Acton site

A church has bought a four-acre commercial site on Routes 2A/119 in Acton for more than $1.5 million to accommodate its growing membership.

Acton skate-sharpening company tops Inc. 5000 for New England

An Acton maker of ice skate sharpening equipment is the fastest-growing private company in New England on Inc. magazine's new ranking.

Insulet raises 2019 expectations after 43% Q2 sales bump

Insulet reported a major improvement in its second quarter earnings report, sending its stock price skyrocketing.
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Psychemedics reports 35% dip in Q2

Acton maker of hair drug tests Psychemedics reported both revenue and profit declines in the second quarter and through the first six months of the year due to what it says is growth in jobs not requiring drug tests.

Dressbarn closure will leave seven Central Mass. stores empty

Dressbarn is the latest retail casualty, and the company's seven Central Massachusetts locations will add to the latest storefronts to close across the area.
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