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Price Chopper in Worcester issues recall on rotisserie chicken

Price Chopper Supermarkets has issued a recall on rotisserie chickens sold at its 50 Cambridge St. store in Worcester between 10:30 a.m. and noon on Thursday.

Wayland Town Center sells for $68M

The Wayland Town Center mixed-use development has been sold to Zurich Asset Management for $68 million.

Revenue, net income down at Staples

Framingham-based Staples, preparing to absorb its chief rival, saw a second-quarter sales drop of more than five percent, and a 56-percent plunge in net income linked to restructuring and its planned acquisition of Office Depot.

TJX sales for 2Q exceed expectations

Sales were higher than expected in the second quarter for Framingham-based TJX Cos., the parent of off-price retailers T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods said Tuesday. Net sales of $7.4 billion rose 6 percent over the second quarter of 2014.
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Tax holiday savings could be larger on certain cellphone purchases

Unlike other goods, the tax savings on cell phone sales in Massachusetts this weekend will be greater than the 6.25 percent tax holiday markdown on most other products.

Wegmans to open Natick Mall location

<i>(Updated Wednesday at 8:55 a.m.)</i> Wegmans will open a second Central Massachusetts supermarket in 2017, moving into a prime spot in the Natick Mall that will be vacated by JC Penney, the Rochester, N.Y.-based grocery store chain announced Tuesday.

Sales tax holiday gets go-ahead for Aug. 15-16

Massachusetts lawmakers on Wednesday poured millions of dollars back into the state budget over Gov. Charlie Baker's objections and approved a two-day tax holiday designed to trade expected revenues to the state for an anticipated burst of consumer spending in mid-August.

TJX to acquire Australian retailer for $58M

The Framingham-based TJX Cos. will buy an Australian retailer, Trade Secret, for approximately $58.5 million, TJX announced Wednesday.
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Spending, tax holiday bring lawmakers back to the hill

The House and Senate plan to meet Wednesday in rare simultaneous formal sessions with the goal of restoring vetoed spending to the state budget, reconciling unresolved policy matters in the annual spending plan, and considering a bill suspending the 6.25 percent sales tax for two days in August to spur retail sales.

Shopping malls add electric-vehicle chargers

Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough and the Auburn Mall are among 12 shopping sites in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that have added charging stations for drivers of electric vehicles, the malls' owner said.
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