Hudson

A Worcester Business Journal investigation shows a broad range of practices in how communities use — or don't — tax breaks for development.

The Worcester grow operation of marijuana retailer Temescal Wellness can soon begin cultivation and manufacturing at its Southwest Cutoff location.

Two luxury apartment complexes in Southborough and Shrewsbury, built by the same developer between 2010 and 2013, have been sold to a Stoneham property management firm for a combined $77 million.

A Market Basket grocery store will anchor the Maynard Crossing mixed-use development just south of the town center, giving the chain its latest location in Central Massachusetts.

Communities have often used tax deals to help companies in what officials say is the most important tool they can use in economic development.

Amy Lynn Chase, owner of Crompton Collective in Worcester, is opening another retail store in Crompton Place.

The Cannabis Control Commission on Thursday formally requested that the Legislature amend the law to give it the power to review and regulate host community agreements.

Temescal Wellness has won Cannabis Control Commission approval to open shops in Hudson and Pittsfield.

The Westborough-based New England Recovery Center said Monday it now accepts all major insurance plans for substance abuse disorder.

A multistate operator of cannabis dispensaries has received approval from Worcester's Planning Board to add a retail cultivation component to an existing facility on Southwest Cutoff.