Trial court officials destroyed the promotion test?s essay portion before they could learn how employees performed.
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The Davis Square fixture will shutter early next year as the owner plans to turn the place into a mixed-use building.
Walsh nominates 2 to replace longtime BRA board membersMayor Martin Walsh said a professional auditor and a small-business owner will bring views the development agency needs to hear.
Leaders of the American Psychological Association helped draft policies that led to the harsh techniques used in the war on terror.
Red Sox-Angels rained out, to play doubleheader MondayIt?s the first time a game in Anaheim, Calif., has been postponed because of rain in 20 years.
Loan default rates rise for two-year studentsCommunity college students defaulted on their loans at rates much higher than students at four-year schools, a Globe review found.
US, Cuba restore full diplomatic tiesThe historic shift will be publicly marked later Monday, when Cuba raises the flag at its embassy.
Cubans brace for coming wave as US relations thawBroader connections with the US and the wider world could be momentous, but ?all Cuban people are scared of change,? one woman said.
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Olympic organizers are vowing to resurrect Frederick Law Olmsted?s plans to include Columbia Road in the Emerald Necklace.
The first challenge of Sunday?s episode? ?Name something that can be inflated or deflated.?
Casino plans delayed to at least 2018?You could say the state is losing $1 billion in revenue because of the delay from 2016 to 2018,? one expert said.
GE isn?t anybody?s idea of a scrappy upstart. But the company hopes its life sciences division will play the role of industry disruptor.
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Unpredictable scheduling is on the rise across the country as the part-time and around-the-clock labor force expands.
British Open
Jordan Spieth, Paul Dunne eye history in Monday?s final roundSpieth enters the round attempting to become only the second player to win the Masters, US Open, and British Open in the same calendar year.
At Brookline Senior Center?s ?Party of a Century,? centenarians shared their insights into longevity.
Presidential campaign heats up in N.H.Thursday was one of the busiest days so far in a state primary that?s more than six months away.
DANTE RAMOS
Noncompetes are the wrong gear for boutique bike makersHow free should workers be to switch employers, or start their own companies, within their chosen fields?
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A look at the fans who are catching a glimpse of the Tour de France as it moves though different locations in Europe.
The rookie lefthander has drawn comparisons to a young Jon Lester.
Fewer than 1 percent of children worldwide have competed in a triathlon, meaning these young athletes had joined an elite club.
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I got to go on a ride-along with Ken Block and Brendan Reeves ahead of the New England Forest Rally.
The family of Mohammod Abdulazeez says he had suffered from depression for many years and ?was not the son we knew and loved.?
After dismissing John McCain?s reputation as a war hero because he was captured, Trump declared ??I will say what I want to say.??
The tentative bailout deal demands fundamental changes in the cozy old ways that the country conducts business.
Bill Cosby?s testimony adds to the unsavory details that have wrecked his nice-guy reputation as TV?s Dr. Cliff Huxtable.
The fear of thunder isn?t hard-wired into all dogs, but most dog owners have noticed that it can be hard to reassure a pooch during a storm.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
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