From a beloved restaurant closing its last location to a medical device company planning job cuts, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.
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Beloved Mass. eatery closing last location
Boloco, the Boston-born burrito chain, will close its final location at 50 Congress St. on Sept. 25. The business announced Tuesday that the building has been sold and is being converted to residential use.
Medical device company plans restructuring and job cuts
Boston Scientific's board approved the 2026 Restructuring Plan on July 21 to cut costs, adjust its supply chain and align staffing with strategic priorities, according to a form filed with the SEC.
Well-known Boston bar closing after three decades
Hennessy's Bar at 25 Union St. announced the closure this week in a statement after serving its final customers on Tuesday.
Three Mass. bars among best in the U.S., new ranking says
The Wig Shop in Boston, Shipwrecked in Falmouth, and Femme Bar in Worcester were named among of USA TODAY's 38 Bars of the Year for 2026. The annual list includes bars across the U.S. selected by USA TODAY Network food writers.
Casual restaurant chain moving headquarters to Mass.
Panera Bread will open a new headquarters in Weston in July 2027 while maintaining a St. Louis support center, according to a company memo to support center employees obtained by Patch.
New market opens in historic Mass. bank building
Two Pence Market, from the team behind Steel & Rye, will open its doors Wednesday at 2 Eliot St. in Milton. The shop will bring fresh food, specialty coffee, curated groceries, wine, indoor and outdoor seating and community gathering space to the former bank.
Mass. chef wins national seafood cook-off
Chef Quang Tran, executive chef for Happy You're Here Hospitality Group, was crowned the 2026 King of American Seafood on Saturday after competing in the 22nd Annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
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