Leominster

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

You should see the look on the faces of those who ask me who my competition is.

The Arts of Beads building and a CVS store have sold for a combined $5.05 million

Central Massachusetts ended 2018 with single-family home sales falling for the year and prices rising on a tight inventory.

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.

Acreage Holdings, a national cannabis giant with a medical dispensary in Worcester, says its proposed Super Bowl advertisement advocating for equal access to medical marijuana was denied by CBS.

Sell a good product. Make sure the product your employee is trying to sell is reputable, this makes her/his job easy.

A hit-or-miss nature has been an unavoidable part of communities' use of business tax breaks over the last two decades, a WBJ review shows.

For neighborhoods in Central Massachusetts overlooked by developers, there's a potential salvation: a new federal tax incentive program.

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