Despite their public personas, neither Arthur T. Demoulas nor cousin Arthur S. easily fits the role of hero or villain.
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Detractors portray him as combative and money grubbing, but that?s not how those who deal with Arthur S. see him.
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The ousted leader?s management style reveals a tougher side than his public image as a kind-hearted executive.
Remy report pages withheld; DA may have violated lawThe report focused on Jared Remy?s arraignment following his arrest for assaulting Jennifer Martel days before she was murdered.
Teamsters deny harassing Top Chef film crewThe denial comes a day after reports that members of the union shouted racial and homophobic slurs at cast members.
Starting nearly two years ago, a highly organized effort ultimately proved to be an unsuccessful quest to free the reporter.
The free agent Cuban outfielder is being sought by several teams.
What went wrong with Bogaerts and Bradley?So much was expected of the rookies this season. Instead, Xander Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr. have completely unraveled.
opinion | James G. Stavridis and Dave Weinstein
NATO needs strong policy against cyber threatsCyberspace has rapidly emerged as an attractive alternative for nations to pursue military objectives.
Movie Review
Think before you go to ?If I Stay?The limbo between life and death plays more like comedy than tragedy in this hackneyed adaptation of Gayle Forman?s popular YA novel.
Voter support for more charter schools in Massachusetts appears to be weak, according to a new Boston Globe poll.
John Quincy Adams started working on a biography of his father, John Adams, generations before George W. Bush?s project.
Is Tom Brady in sync with his receivers? Have the Patriots adjusted to the new penalty rules? Here?s what to watch.
State and local police plan to introduce a new system that will replace handwritten tickets with electronic ones.
Military and civilian officials said the Islamic State cannot be defeated unless the US or its allies take them on in Syria.
The Federal Reserve chair said that the Great Recession complicated the Fed?s ability to assess the US job market.
Henry Horenstein?s photographs in ?Honky Tonk,? at Endicott College, celebrate country music.
Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez?s latest neo-noir anthology has cinematic juice.
The Boston Globe Book Club
?Cascade? talk with readersBooks editor Nicole Lamy and author Maryanne O?Hara were online to chat about the book. Catch up here.
Can a robot be too nice?Smart machines need the right ?personality? to work well?and experts are finding the best choice may not always be what we think we want.
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