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Yankee Candle to sell 'Boston Strong' candles

Yankee Candle is making a limited edition Boston Strong candle available online for pre-order now to honor the victims of the Marathon bombings.

All net proceeds for the commemorative candle will be donated to the One Fund Boston, which was organized by city and state officials to raise money for families and victims most affected by the tragedy.

Car emissions inspectors fined $116G

Two motor vehicle emissions inspectors will shell out $116,000 to settle allegations they issued up to 67 fake passing inspection stickers to cars with failed emissions control systems at a service station in Wrentham, Attorney General Martha Coakley said.

A complaint alleges that William "Bill" Daly of Wrentham and his nephew, Michael Daly of Raynham, conducted the fake inspections at Bill's Automotive Center between November 2008 and January 2010.

Honey Dew donates to One Fund Boston

Honey Dew Associates, the parent company of New England franchise Honey Dew Donuts, said participating locations will donate 10 percent of sales made in stores on Monday to the One Fund Boston.

The One Fund, which has already raised more than $20 million, was announced by Gov. Deval Patrick and Mayor Thomas M. Menino to help families most affected by the Boston Marathon bombings.

Two Boylston St. eateries to reopen

Two popular Boylston Street restaurants — Abe & Louie's and the Atlantic Fish Co. — will reopen for business today at 5 p.m. today after a 12-day closure following the Boston Marathon bombings.

Cabot Corp. cuts 90 Malaysian jobs

Boston-based Cabot Corp. said its joint venture carbon black company, Cabot Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., will stop carbon black production at its Port Dickson, Malaysia, facility by the end of July, resulting in a loss of 90 jobs.

• Heritage Museums & Gardens has hired Jennifer Kent as director of development and Susan Loucks, as membership and annual fund manager. Kent previously spent 11 years as director of marketing and development for the EcoTarium in Worcester. Loucks recently served as development director for the Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth.

• Lantheus Medical Imaging Inc. of North Billerica has hired Mary Anne Heino as the company's new chief commercial officer. Mike Heslop will now become the company's new vice president of business development and strategic planning, while former CCO Cyrille Villeneuve will move to the role of vice president, international.

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