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House of Blues faces license suspension
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House of Blues faces license suspension

By Donna Goodison
Boston’s House of Blues may be slapped with a one-week suspension of its alcohol license after two separate incidences of underage drinking landed a pair of minors in the hospital with alcohol poisoning,...
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Food sales for Fourth finally pop

JUMPING: Tom Daly of Savenor’s Market on Charles Street in Boston weighs fish yesterday as customers packed this and other local grocers to make lots of lastminute purchases for Fourth of July barbecues.
By Jay Fitzgerald
It’s going to be a hot-diggity dogger Fourth after all. Some food businesses had noticed an...
Business & Markets

$458G taken from Cambridge co.

By Jay Fitzgerald
A Whitman man is facing more than 20 years in the slammer for allegedly embezzling $458,000 from a high-profile development firm involved...
Business & Markets

Waiter sues Boston steakhouse

STEAKS RAISED: A former server is suing the Hub’s Ruth’s Chris Steak House outlet, claiming he was improperly paid lower waiter’s wages for set-up and closing work.
By Donna Goodison
A former server for Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Boston is suing the restaurant chain for only paying...
Real Estate

Keeping Teele Square real

Home showcase at 55 Endicott Ave in Somerville
By Paul Restuccia
Across the street from Somerville High School’s well-manicured...
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Massachusetts in-Fidelity

WORKAROUND: Fidelity is moving some 400 jobs to Rhode Island, where it will enjoy tax breaks.
By Jay Fitzgerald
Massachusetts’ loss is Rhode Island’s gain. Boston’s...
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  1. Toxic waste casts cloud on Massachusetts solar co.
  2. Red Sox mounted horse pitch
  3. Alleged brawls may mean earlier hours for diner

Federal probe finds problems with chelation study

By Associated Press
A federal investigation has found that heart attack survivors enrolled in a study of a controversial alternative medicine treatment were not...
  1. Biogen inks $510M deal to sell Acorda’s MS drug outside U.S.
  2. CombinatoRx to merge with Canada’s Neuromed
  3. Obama hugs cancer patient, pitches care overhaul

Murphy loses his case against Herald insurer

By Christine McConville
A federal judge has ruled against former Superior Court Judge Ernest B. Murphy in his $6.8 million case against the Boston Herald’s...
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  1. The old is new again at Saturday Evening Post
  2. Lewd Farrah Fawcett query fuels outrage
  3. TV stations struggling with viewer loss on DTV

Ruling allows Back Bay demolition

JEWEL IN THE EYES OF SOME: A judge’s ruling yesterday paved the way for the former Shreve, Crump & Low building on Boylston Street to be torn down.
By Greg Turner
Hub developer Ronald Druker is free to demolish the former Shreve, Crump...
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  1. Avoiding foreclosure scams
  2. Manhattan can be Ruth-less
  3. Buying a home for your folks

China postpones controversial Web filter

By Associated Press
BEIJING — China postponed a plan to require personal computer makers to supply Internet-filtering software today, retreating in the face...
  1. Amazon.com ends commission program in RI
  2. Report: Worst may be over for US tech market
  3. Ex-Rutgers QB sues over likeness in video game

US auto sales declines show signs of leveling off

In this June 28, 2009 photo, the company logo shines off the grille of a 2009 Fusion at a Ford dealership in the Colorado city of Centennial.
By Associated Press
DETROIT — U.S. sales at Ford and Chrysler last month offered sharply...
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  1. GM pullout leaves Toyota with dilemma
  2. GM, Ford suspend Russia production
  3. Toyota venture left out of new GM

Plans, results light the way for Veda Clark

Veda Clark
By Helen Graves
Veda Clark is a woman with a plan. Always with a plan. Early in her career, she set the goal of becoming...
  1. A Q&A with Carol Matteson
  2. Kathy Taylor is on the road to educate on travel’s benefits
  3. Driving sponsorship suits Alex Baldwin to a ‘tee’


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