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No ground gained in data theft war

The Identity Theft Resource Center listed 213 cases of data breaches through July 2, suggesting that 2012 won’t show much of an improvement over 2011.

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Red Sox win with big eighth inning

In a game that featured the return of Carl Crawford and Kevin Youkilis to Fenway Park, it was Adrian Gonzalez who provided the fireworks with a late three-run home run.

Google executive Marissa Mayer named new Yahoo CEO

The 37-year-old Mayer, who was one of Google’s first employees, will be Yahoo’s fifth CEO in five years.

Romney rejects calls to release more tax returns

Mitt Romney accused President Obama’s campaign of “dishonesty” and insisted he would not release more than two years of tax returns.

Kerry’s office blasts Romney over claims on tax returns

Senator John Kerry’s office accused Mitt Romney of “conjuring up false and convoluted alibis” by asserting that Kerry released just two years of returns.

“Double Time” author Jane Roper and her husband, Alastair Moock, with their now 5-year-old twins, Clio (in yellow) and Elsa, at their Medford home.

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Mother of twins chronicles terror, joy of first three years

Jane Roper was thrilled when she found she was pregnant in 2006, but that delight became tinged with “terror” when she learned she was carrying twins.

Tuesday’s high temperature could break record

Temperatures will climb toward 100 Tuesday, potentially breaking the record of 98 degrees, according to forecasters.

Patriots, Wes Welker fail to reach new deal

Welker will play the 2012 season on a one-year deal after the sides couldn’t agree on a long-term deal by Monday’s deadline.

Family, friends rejoice after Mass. hostages freed

After a Dorchester pastor and an Everett woman were released following their kidnapping Friday in Egypt, family members celebrated.

Opinion | The Podium

What Sal DiMasi and I have in common

Liz Kurkjian-Henry describes her treatment for tongue cancer as she wonders how the former House speaker is doing with his treatment in prison.

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Revising Mitt Romney’s career at Bain

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Finding healing for the healers

Afjal Wahidi and other Northeastern students took part in a session last week on how to pitch an idea to business investors.

First 6 start-ups nurtured by Northeastern take flight

Senator Christopher Dodd (center), and Representative Barney Frank (second from right) celebrated their bill in 2010.

2 years later, Dodd-Frank law is largely stalled

From left: Miller Gaffney, John Bruno, Bob Richter, and Kevin Bruneau visit flea markets across the nation in search of the perfect find on “Market Warriors.’’

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‘Market Warriors’ adds flash to ‘Roadshow’ formula

“We have to create different models of how we care for older patients. Delirium is a symptom of how we don’t give good hospital care to older people,” said Dr. Sharon Inouye.

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Focusing on delirium in the elderly

Susie Essman plays one of the three women pursued by Brooks Ashmanskas’s Barney Cashman in Neil Simon’s “Last of the Red Hot Lovers.”

Stage Review

Going for broke in Williamstown’s ‘Lovers’

“To make more progress in the education of leaders, we have to get better at translating knowing into doing,’’ says Nitin Nohria, the 10th dean of Harvard Business School.

Modernizing the Harvard MBA program

Houses in Kampong Phluk, Cambodia, are built on stilts to withstand the ebb and flow of the monsoon seasons.

A Cambodia shaped by water, history and resilience

The house at the left was built in 1867 and is listed at $2.35 million. It includes a three-family house on a separate parcel.

South Boston’s storied mansions up for sale

Adam Morrison (right) hasn’t played in the NBA in two years and it’s been more than three since he scored at least 10 points in a game.

Sunday Basketball Notes

Adam Morrison looks for one final chance in NBA

Ideas | The Word

Higgs boson metaphors as clear as molasses

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ON BASEBALL

Will Middlebrooks stroked three more hits Sunday, including a two-run, bases-loaded single in the fifth inning that opened up Boston’s lead.

Red Sox made right choice on Kevin Youkilis trade

Will Middlebrooks may have a ways to go before he matches some of Youkilis’s statistics, but the Red Sox rookie’s upside is undeniable.

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Governor Deval Patrick finalized an agreement with the Mashpee Wampanoag last week about the terms under which a Taunton tribal casino would operate.

Taunton casino’s fate tied to landless tribe’s legal battle

Lawsuits against the Cowlitz Indians for a project in Washington state could determine if the Mashpee Wampanoag ever realize their casino dreams.

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Local app helps you navigate selling sites

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Women in combat are not a cause of sexual assault, but could be the cure

MIT’s Bill Aulet talked about CloudTop’s plans.

Innovation Economy

Entrepreneurs offer key factors to win investors

(From left) John Stockton, Chris Mullin, and Charles Barkley had a golden experience in Barcelona in 1992.