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No-tipping shops can keep money

The state Supreme Judicial Court says shop owners can keep tips left for workers if their businesses have policies against tipping. The SJC ruled yesterday that where a no-tipping policy has been clearly communicated to customers, any money left behind as a tip can be kept by the owner or put in a cup of abandoned change for other customers.

The ruling came in a case brought by current and former employees of a Dunkin' Donuts franchisee.

The court also ruled if an employer hasn't communicated a no-tipping policy then tips left by customers belong to the workers who served them.

No long lines 
for Apple watch

An online rush replaced the traditional overnight queues outside Apple stores yesterday as the iconic tech company began taking orders and letting shoppers get their hands on its much-anticipated smartwatch for the first time.

Eager customers placed online orders for the Apple Watch as soon as Apple's website began accepting them. Within half an hour, the company appeared to sell out the initial batch of watches that were available for the first official day of shipping on April 24.

• The Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative has hired Juan Leyton as executive director. Leyton has worked extensively in the field of community economic development and community-building. Most recently, he worked as a consultant with the Local Enterprise Assistance Fund and some of Boston's leading nonprofits like Sociedad Latino, Family Independence Initiative and the Greater Boston Latino Network. He has also previously served as executive director for CityLife/Vida Urbana and Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts.

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