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Home Retailer Expanding + Popular Cookie Chain Crumbles: MA Business Week

A favorite home goods store and a beloved cookie seller are topping this week's business roundup.

From a favorite home goods store expanding to a beloved cookie seller shuttering, it’s been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.

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HomeGoods is opening two new stores in Massachusetts as the retailer expands in 10 states across the country. The new stores in the Bay State will be in Bedford at 297 Great Road and in North Andover at 350 Winthrop Ave.

Popular cookie chain shuttering locations

The fast-growing bakery chain Crumbl Cookies has closed at least 57 stores in 2026, and one franchisee has filed for bankruptcy.

The company has not yet said if any Crumbl locations will close in Massachusetts, but there are at least 20 stores in the Bay State.

Off-price department store opens

Marshalls is set to open a new 24,000-square-foot store at the mall on Winthrop Street in North Andover later this month.

Opening day is set for Oct. 29 with a grand opening celebration from 8 a.m. to closing at 10 p.m.

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