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Priceline makes a $1.8 billion deal for Kayak

Priceline plans to purchase the travel research website, which has its technology headquarters in Concord.

Ameridose lays off hundreds

The sister company of the Framingham compounding pharmacy linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak is laying off hundreds of workers.

Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren and Governor Deval Patrick held a press conference at the State House.

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Warren says she is trying for more discretion

Following a press conference during which she gave terse answers to several questions, Elizabeth Warren told reporters she is trying to be more discreet during her transition to senator-elect.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in the 2012 film

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Carlo Rotella

Parents decide on whether a book is appropriate

Debating whether to allow my 12-year-old to read Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” books is a sign of the overprotective-parenting times.

The next four years

The election’s effect on Massachusetts business sectors

Defense contractors brace for big cuts, medical device makers face new fees, and the financial industry faces tough regulations.

Tax bill for US gridlock? $3,500 per household

Nearly every household would pay higher taxes in 2013 unless Congress reaches a compromise on tax, spending, and deficit reduction measures over the next several weeks.

Campaign over, Bain thanks investors in letter

Boston-based Bain Capital thanked investors and hinted at the barrage of news stories and political ads that targeted it during the campaign.

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Building the Callahan Tunnel

After workers toiled 24 hours a day, six days a week crafting 14,500 tons of steel into a nearly mile-long tunnel, the Callahan opened on Nov. 11, 1961.

Globe exclusives

Hutchison: GOP candidates ‘said some very stupid things’

US Representative Charlie Bass of New Hampshire.

Conservative thinking

Republicans ponder party’s future course

For Mitt Romney, there is no more campaign plane, daily schedules, or battery of aides.

Romney looks to future without political office

Arn Chorn-Pond at a photo exhibit of Cambodian war refugees at the John Joseph Moakley US Courthouse.

Cambodian brings story of genocide to younger audience

Placards and campaign stickers were stacked on a tble at the Latino regional headquarters for the Obama campaign on Election Day in Milwaukee, Wisc.

the electorate

GOP must adapt to ever-changing US demographics

Elections past

Since 1960, no road to Oval Office from Mass.

Anthony Albano, a veteran Menino volunteer, worked for Elizabeth Warren in East Boston.

Menino’s machine hummed for Warren

President Obama, his wife, Michelle, and daughters Sasha and Malia headed to Air Force One in Chicago on Wednesday.

Obama seeks the seeds of solutions

The iPad mini (left) and Nook HD tablets.

Tech Lab

Newest Nook may be a better option than iPad mini

GOP hints of dealing to avert fiscal cliff

Clinton Sparks produces some of the biggest stars in music. Now the Dorchester native is doing his own tracks, and that’s not all.

Clinton Sparks moves into the spotlight

Tommy Heinsohn is seen coaching the Celtics during the NBA Finals against the Bucks in 1974.

Dan Shaughnessy

Why Tommy Heinsohn is a Celtics institution

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Aaron Hernandez practiced with the Patriots on Wednesday.

Hernandez upbeat through injury recovery

It has been a good year for Aaron Hernandez, who signed a contract extension in August, proposed to his longtime girlfriend last month, and now is a father.