JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE GLOBE
The Old Northern Avenue Bridge, which has teetered on the edge of demolition a number of times, was closed by the city.
Scott Kirsner | Innovation Economy
Hacked K-cups part of backlash over Keurig ?2.0? brewersOne of the most bizarre local business stories of 2014 involves hacking and coffeemakers.
Fred Field for the Globe
The 84-year-old Bucksport plant is the latest mill to fall victim to increased energy costs, global competition, and a decline in demand.
North Korea insisted that it was not behind a damaging cyberattack on Sony Pictures.
Partner?s role at firm adds complications for RosenbergStanley Rosenberg, the incoming state Senate president, has close ties to a public affairs firm through his partner, Bryon Hefner.
Patriots at Jets | Sunday, 1 p.m.
The Patriots and Jets clash for the second time this season and a victory would give New England a first-round playoff bye.
Gary Washburn | On basketball
Celtics resurrection will take time and patienceThe Celtics brass is going to have to find creative ways to usher in a new generation.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
Red Sox trade Will Middlebrooks to PadresThe Sox filled a need by acquiring veteran catcher Ryan Hanigan, an Andover High product.
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How a Mass. man invented the global ice market An entrepreneur?s 1806 scheme to sell chunks of frozen New England ponds still shapes how we live.
As a decoration loses its luster, some turn to CraigslistType ?Christmas? into Craigslist?s Boston edition at this time of year, and thousands of items pop up.
A state report says hiking the price of petroleum products would force many to reduce the use of gas, oil, and fossil fuels.
Some face reprimand for a 60-person ?die-in? because the demonstration was not properly permitted, officials said.
A sharp decline in gold prices ? from $1,900 an ounce in 2011 to $1,200 now ? has left some companies struggling.
Michael A. Cohen
Media overreach in Sony hackBy feasting at the trough of misbegotten gains, major outlets increased the pressure on Sony to cave.
Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images
Photos from the last four months of 2014 depicting news events and daily life around the world.
Friday night?s game was Boston?s first since trading Rajon Rondo to the Dallas Mavericks.
Barry Cadden and Glenn Chin are accused of being responsible for dozens of deaths related to a 2012 meningitis outbreak.
The White House did not press very hard for information on the interrogation program, a Senate report shows.
The president, citing Boston?s determination after the Marathon bombings, criticized Sony?s reaction after a cyberattack.
The city has selected an arm of the Cambridge Innovation Center to operate the space.
McDermid pulls off a tidy trick here, manipulating three distinct story strands.
A once-close friend has difficulty accepting her relationship with beau.
Inside the files of the Islamic State in IraqWhat we are learning about the militants from their declassified spreadsheets.
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