Adventurer Priebatsch dies in fall during hike

Boston entrepreneur Norman Priebatsch, a 1972 Harvard Business School graduate who lived in the Back Bay, helped found several life science companies.

Retailers say sales strong in March

Americans who cut back on spending in the slow economic recovery are encouraged by the improving job market, analysts said.

Syrian troops attack Damascus suburb

The attack came days ahead of a deadline for a cease-fire and was described as one of the most violent attacks around the capital since the uprising began.

Political Notebook

Justice Department affirms courts’ power to review laws

In a letter written at the request of a federal judge, Attorney General Eric Holder offered assurances that the Obama administration respects the authority of the courts.

Bulls 93, Celtics 86

Rivers blasts Celtics

Coach Doc Rivers was not happy after the Celtics blew an 11-point halftime lead and lost, as the Bulls relied on the unstoppable Luol Deng in the fourth quarter.

Special Section

Celebrate 100 years of the Red Sox’ home

The Boston Globe honors the venerable ballpark with a special section full of memories.

Stage Review

At Trinity Rep, three new dramas get world premieres

In an audacious roll of the dice, the venerable Trinity Repertory Company is staging simultaneous world premieres of three dark, wrenching dramas.

Movie Review

‘American Reunion’ gets ‘Pie’-eyed

For anyone wondering where these actors have been, this third sequel is like lifting a rock and discovering they’ve just been pretty much waiting for this movie.