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Staples beats estimates, will close 140 stores

Although second-quarter sales declined 2 percent over 2013, Staples beat analysts' expectations with earnings of 13 cents per share, the Framingham-based office supplies retailer announced Wednesday.

TJX sales rise 7%, profits 14%

The Framingham-based parent of off-price retailers T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods reported another strong quarter Tuesday, with a 7-percent increase in sales and a 14-percent jump in net income.

Independent pharmacists optimistic about survival in the shadow of big chains

For now, Hopkinton's Main Street pharmacy, Hopkinton Drug, will keep its business afloat, thanks to a preliminary...

Shaw’s parent confirms payment info breach

The parent company of Shaw's Supermarkets confirmed Friday that a security breach in its information networks exposed information on customers' credit and debit card payments from some of its stores.
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Dover Saddlery retail stores drive revenue gain

Littleton-based retailer of equestrian products, Dover Saddlery Inc. reported a 6-percent jump in revenue, thanks to the performance of its brick-and-mortar stores.

Patrick: Market Basket situation ‘out of hand’

As the battle continues between the factions of the family that own Market Basket, a published report said the supermarket chain has lost tens of millions of dollars following a walkout by employees loyal to fired CEO Arthur T. Demoulas.

Staples looks for a lift from ‘Connect’

Staples has been in desperate need of a shot in the arm.Its profits tumbled 43 percent in...

Price Chopper sued over OT wages

Price Chopper, which operates 10 stores in Central Mass., has been hit with a federal class-action lawsuit...
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Tax holiday weekend date in limbo

Those counting on a tax break in mid-August still have to wait to find out what day to head to the stores. Both the House and the Senate passed the annual sales-tax holiday, but lawmakers disagree over which weekend in August to forego the state's 6.25 percent sales tax.

Patrick agrees to Sunday AM liquor sales

Gov. Deval Patrick last week signed a bill allowing retail liquor stores to start selling alcohol at 10 a.m. on Sundays, instead of noon.
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