Spotlight Report | Part 2
Taxi titan’s rise began with one cab
Edward J. Tutunjian, a onetime cabbie who began buying taxi licenses 40 years ago, is the king of Boston’s taxi industry.
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Evolution of a Tycoon
Evolution of a TycoonTaxi magnate Edward J. Tutunjian owns by far the largest share of Boston cabs.
On insurance claims, victims of taxi accidents often lose out
Passengers hurt in accidents often run into denial and evasion by poorly insured firms.
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Convicted rapist to return to Mass. after 34 years on run
Gary Alan Irving faces sentencing for raping three young women in 1978.
Red Sox at Yankees, 1 p.m. | Opening Day
New Red Sox undergoing chemistry test
After reaching bottom in 2012, the Red Sox prioritized strong character players who would embrace the challenge of playing in Boston.
Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff
Meet the 2013 Red Sox
After five years of decline, there is a plan in place. Is this a playoff team? Probably not. But the 2013 Red Sox will be worth rooting for, and that represents progress.
Dan Shaughnessy
Jackie Bradley finally offers Red Sox hope
As the season opens, the Red Sox rookie is the perfect antidote for the infection that’s poisoned the team since September of 2011.
Residents divided on casino at Suffolk Downs
The intensity of the opposition could make for a tough campaign if the gambling proposal were to face a citywide vote, according to a Globe poll.
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Sports
Bruins 2, Sabres 0
Bruins show signs of life, shut down Sabres
The Bruins’ top line proved its worth, scoring both goals in a 2-0 victory over the Sabres.
Metro
Winthrop fire officials hope to save boat
The 32-foot boat became partially submerged and then was pinned under a dock during Sunday morning’s low tide.
Columnists
Nation & World
Texas prosecutor, wife fatally shot in their home
A Texas district attorney and his wife were shot to death two months after one of his prosecutors was gunned down.
Politics
Senator Marco Rubio says immigration deal not done
The Florida Republican called reports of an agreement premature.
Business
Silicon Valley firms betting that perks will work
As the tech industry soars out of the Great Recession, plans are in the works for a flurry of massive, perks-laden headquarters.
Arts
Book Review
‘Gulp’ by Mary Roach
The science writer approaches the topic of digestion with robust curiosity and ready humor.
Health and wellness
MD MAMA
Time to pick up the phone and call the doctor?
Some things really do warrant a call to the doctor when your child is sick.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | April 3
A conversation with Jim Calhoun
A conversation with Jim CalhounSubscribers can attend an evening with Connecticut’s legendary former men’s basketball coach Jim Calhoun, moderated by Bob Ryan.