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Discount Designer Stores To Close + Snack Factory To Shutter + Unique Boston Hotel Debuts: MA Business Week
Plus, here are the Massachusetts hospitals that were ranked among the top 50 best in the nation.
MASSACHUSETTS — From a discount retailer announcing closures to a facility that produces food products for Dunkin’ laying off employees, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.
Discount designer retailer to close all MA stores
Both Saks Off 5th stores in Massachusetts will close, the company announced on Thursday. The locations at 300 Canal St in Somerville’s Assembly Row and at 1048 South St in Wrentham Village Premium Outlets will have closing sales starting Jan. 31.
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Saks Global said 57 locations will close nationwide, while its five Neiman Marcus off-brand stores, Last Call, will close. You can find a full list of stores closing here.
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Cape Cod Potato Chips will end local production at its Barnstable factory on Breeds Hill Road in April. And, 49 employees will lose their jobs, according to a statement issued Thursday by the plant owner, the food conglomerate Campbell’s.
New boutique hotel opens in Boston with restaurant led by an award-winning team
The Atlas Hotel debuted in Boston’s Allston neighborhood at 40 Western Ave. this week, next to Harvard University’s Enterprise Research Campus. The upscale boutique hotel features 246 rooms and 12 suites and is slated to host two new dining options and a retail space.
One dining option, Ama, opened on Wednesday. The eatery will be run by the same team behind James Beard Award Finalist Comfort Kitchen in Dorchester.
Two hospitals in Massachusetts are ranked among the top 1 percent of clinical care facilities nationwide, according to a new report released Tuesday.
The Massachusetts hospitals ranked in the top 50 are:
(No. 28) - Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital, Boston, Cambridge, and Quincy — first year ranked
(No. 32) - Sturdy Memorial Hospital, New Bedford and Providence, Rhode Island — first year ranked
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More Massachusetts Business News:
- Medford Dunkin' Purveyor Shutting Down And Laying Off Employees
- Old Navy To Open Peabody Northshore Mall Location
- Here Are The Top Online College Programs In MA
- $1 Million Winning Lottery Ticket Purchased In Malden
- Unique Art Gallery Expands Into Brookline
- Somerville's Assembly Row Getting Summer Addition
- Popular Italian Eatery To Open In Central MA
- Former Price Chopper To Reopen As Modern Supermarket In Worcester
- $100K Lottery Winner Sold At Marlborough Store
- Police Recover $109K Related To Crypto Scam In Worcester County
- Locally Owned Coffee Shop To Open In Worcester
- MA Travelers Without REAL ID To Face New Fee Starting Feb. 1
- New Pizza, Ice Cream Spot Off To A Strong Start In Marlborough
- Arlington's Wynne Having Her Cake And Eating It Too With New Business
- Mixed-Income Housing Development Completed In Shrewsbury
- Food Network Star To Perform In Worcester
- Marlborough Coffee Shop Celebrates Reopening, Marks 8 Years In Business
Catch Up On Past Business Roundups:
- Grocery Stores Expand + Indoor Adventure Park To Open + Longtime Retailer Closing
- Large-scale Research Layoffs + Popular Fitness Chain Grows + Major Cheese Recall
- Major Resort Expansion + Gaming Store Closures + Beloved Pretzel Chain Grows
- Beloved Boutique Files For Bankruptcy + Furniture Retail Closure + Major Law Firm Merger
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