Amazon will begin charging sales tax in Mass.
The world’s largest online merchant said that it has agreed to start collecting the state’s 6.25 percent sales tax next November.
The world’s largest online merchant said that it has agreed to start collecting the state’s 6.25 percent sales tax next November.
In an unprecedented move, Mass. regulators imposed nearly $25 million in fines against three power companies for their response to two major storms last year.
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“An Unexpected Journey” — the first in a planned trilogy for J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” — feels like an overproduced amble.
Timothy Cahill’s former campaign manager was acquitted of corruption charges, but the jury said it was deadlocked on the charges against Cahill.
The program’s precipitous attendance drop at Gillette has driven up the cost of the school’s effort to enter the ranks of big-time college football.
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Jake and Sparky Kennedy are looking to host a record 4,000 homeless kids at their Christmas in the City extravaganza this Sunday afternoon.
In the community of men who portray Santa Claus, there is a longstanding disagreement over the best way to embody the big man.
The handmade candles produced by Ymittos Candle Manufacturing Co. in Lowell have appeared in 23 films, including “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “Lincoln.”
Rival developers Penn National Gaming and MGM Resorts made their casino pitches to Springfield voters, promising to create jobs and drive economic activity.
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Home-field advantage and the No. 1 playoff seed are still in play for New England after their 42-14 beatdown of the Texans.
BC officials say that Stokes Hall, the school’s most expensive educational building ever, represents an investment in the humanities.
The GOP-dominated Michigan Legislature approved sweeping, statewide changes to the way that unions will be financed.
Republicans and the Obama administration swapped criticism over the lack of a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff.
Despite recent mild temperatures, colder days — and higher heating bills — are still on their way, according to analysis.
Two chains, Earl of Sandwich and Potbelly Sandwich Shop are both open on the Common.