The following companies, or people, are mentioned in today's Business Digest: IHOP Restaurants, NStar, PeopleCube, Toolmex Corp., Robert J. Badzmierowski, from Re/Max Executive Realty, LaserZone, and Pompositticut Farm of Hudson.
Staples Inc. said it has agreed to pay $42 million for a global settlement that resolves several class action lawsuits that alleged the Framingham-based office supplier misclassified assistant store managers for the purposes of overtime pay.
The following companies/organizations are highlighted in today's Business Digest: Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce, KO Prime in the Nine Zero Hotel, Auntie Anne's, Hallmark Sotheby's International Realty and the Massachusetts Bar Association.
The following companies are mentioned in today's column: Dunkin' Donuts, Oracle, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Hershey Co. and Cadbury, Harley-Davidson Inc., CarMax Inc.,
Boston Beer Works, one of the most popular brewpubs in Massachusetts, is capitalizing on its popularity with its new bottled beers that debuted in stores last month.
Wellesley cheese shop owner Steve Wasik shares his knowledge of pairing wine and cheese at this year's Boston Wine Expo.
The following companies/people appear in today's column: Epoch Assisted Living of Weston, Boston Scientific, Sherborn Kitchens, Gov. Deval Patrick, Johnson & Johnson, and U.S. Airways.
The following companies are mentioned in today's Business Digest: Springwell, Bright Horizons in Natick, Bank of America, The Training Associates, Mercury Media, Mass. Assoc. of Landscape Professionals, and National Grid.
Pending sales of homes and condominiums rose in December, year over year, as much as 26 percent, providing a possible harbinger of the market's direction, a state real estate association said yesterday.
