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Frank Carroll lists Main Street building for $4.8M

A 76,700-square-foot building on Main Street in Worcester owned by businessman Frank Carroll is for sale for $4.8 million.

Worcester Wares growing into business adolescence

In less than three years, Jessica Walsh has gone from selling “I Love Worcester” pins at area stores and festivals to running a retail store out of the DCU Center, feeding off the passion residents and visitors have for the city.

Boardroom Gap: Companies with more women in leadership perform better

Studies show that companies with more women in senior management positions have better profits.

Pot advocates say Baker running ‘intimidation campaign’

Marijuana legalization leaders plan on Thursday to fire back at the Baker administration's "coordinated intimidation campaign," countering what has been a 10-day shelling of the Cannabis Control Commission's draft regulations by executive agencies under the governor's control.
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110 Grill opening 13th location

Fast-growing Westford restaurant chain 110 Grill is opening its 13th location Feb. 27 in Athol.

Legislature wants CCC to scale back pot industry regulations

House Speaker Robert DeLeo said he agrees with many of the concerns Gov. Charlie Baker and his administration have raised with the Cannabis Control Commission's draft industry regulation.

Worcester claims marijuana club misled city officials

Worcester officials say they were not aware a private club that opened last week on Water Street would allow the smoking of cannabis within its doors.

Cannabis opponents want smaller scope in regs

Two years later, many of the same groups that contested the ballot question to legalize marijuana are clashing again over the scope of the newly-legal industry, setting up the state's young regulatory agency for its most crucial decisions yet later this month.
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Baker wants CCC to focus on retail pot

Draft regulations to govern the sale of marijuana fail to resolve some "thorny" issues about marijuana cafes and pot sales at cinemas, the Baker administration advised the Cannabis Control Commission.

Cumberland Farms survey: pineapple belongs on pizza

The debate is over: Pineapple definitely belongs on pizza, according to Cumberland Farms.
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