Ex-CFO: Upper Crust withheld pay, forged checks

After being ordered by the government to pay employees nearly $350,000 in overtime, executives devised a scheme to wrest the money back, the chain’s former CFO said.

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Report: Rubio is not being vetted to be Romney’s VP

Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a popular focus of vice presidential speculation, has not yet been vetted by Mitt Romney’s campaign, according to ABC News.

Cambridge considers ban on large sugary drinks

The city is considering imposing a 16-ounce limit on any sugary drink in a proposal similar to one in New York City.

Second JPMorgan hearing on $2b loss opens in House

Federal regulators and JPMorgan executives will testify about the bank’s loss of at least $2 billion.

Pilgrim nuclear plant, union reach contract deal

Union members are scheduled to vote on the tentative proposal on Wednesday.

Roger Clemens shed tears after he was acquitted in federal court on Monday.

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Roger Clemens belongs in the Hall of Fame

He may not be able to escape the steroids cloud, but Clemens earned enshrinement, and will probably be elected after a lengthy wait.

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‘Game of Thrones’ flap reveals boundaries of taste

The controversy over the use of a severed head in the likeness of George W. Bush shows that we actually do still have some national standards of respect.

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Last year’s loss still stings LeBron James

Haunted by last year’s NBA Finals collapse, the three-time MVP worked on expanding his arsenal and now has the Heat within two games of a title.

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Manager steps down amid controversy

Dan Rice, comanager of five energy-related mutual funds operated by giant BlackRock Inc., is stepping down amid controversy over a family energy business he started in 2005.

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Mitt Romney now says Syrians are facing a “military onslaught’’ from their government, calls on the United States to facilitate arming the rebels, and blasts what he calls President Obama’s failure to act.

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Roxbury college leader to step down

Marsden Hartley’s oil on masonite “Dogtown’’ (circa 1934).

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Biotech industry representatives attended the BIO International Convention in Boston yesterday, the first of four days of panels, networking, and business dealing.

Federal drug review nettles biotech industry

MASS Design Group’s Michael Murphy (left) and Alan Ricks.

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Vicente Padilla has been surprisingly effective for the Red Sox as a setup man this season.

Red Sox bullpen has helped carry the team

Despite a rough start to the season, Red Sox relievers have been the surprise backbone, with a 2.01 ERA over the last 53 games.

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Cornell Smith, who pleaded not guilty in Suffolk Superior Court Monday, stood with his lawyer, Jeffrey T. Karp (at left).

Parents see suspect charged in daughter’s death

At the arraignment of Cornell Smith, Nicholas and Virginia Payne saw for the first time the man accused of killing their only daughter, Rebecca, in 2008.