Senator Elizabeth Warren’s ability to raise money for Democrats is giving her standing beyond her newcomer status.
A winter storm is expected to drop up to 14 inches of snow in some areas of the state.
The Congressional Budget Office said it expects 1 million fewer people to sign up through the new insurance exchanges.
Satya Nadella named new Microsoft CEOCompany founder Bill Gates is stepping down as chairman, while Satya Nadella is replacing Steve Ballmer as CEO.
De la Garza is leaving the newscast to develop an entertainment and lifestyle show that will air on Channel 5.
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Spaces for informal gatherings are dotted throughout Vertex Pharmaceuticals’ halls.
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A walkway connects the two glass-faced towers on the South Boston Waterfront.
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The complex formally opens Tuesday at a ribbon-cutting.
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Mark Morris of Somerville worked on an experiment.
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Vertex scientists Donald Hodges (right) and Malar Pannirselvam played a quick game of Ping-Pong during lunch.
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Vertex employees Ashley Jones and Steve Schiavo, during a recent lunch.
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The company’s new complex brings together formerly far-flung employees.
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The largest contingent of Boston-area employees, about 1,000, moved to the waterfront after Christmas.
The company’s $800 million South Boston waterfront headquarters brings together its 1,200 employees for the first time.
On Football
Based on the success of last week in the New York area, you can bet that the cold-weather Super Bowl is about to become a “thing.”
Christopher L. Gasper
Building depth is necessary for any team, but the Seahawks showed that having top-end talent and a deep roster can be done at the same time.
Kevin Cullen
New Bulger film good, with one large flawA new documentary quite cynically and quite inaccurately suggests Whitey’s claim that he wasn’t an informant is legitimate.
TOM KEANE
Cigarette tax is a bad habit for Mass.The war on tobacco is creating the incentives for a new kind of organized crime.
The Eagles had to get through a very determined group of Terriers before they could celebrate a victory.
Alexander Bradley was shot in the leg before grabbing a gun and shooting the exterior of the building, police said.
Companies including Google, Microsoft, and Facebook have released new data on how often they are ordered to turn over customer information.
President Obama is trying to tamp down internal Democratic divisions on issues like trade and energy.
Signs of weakness in the US economy pushed Wall Street to its worst day in an already bad year.
In the final of 13 short stories in “Praying Drunk,’’ we at last catch the note of Faulkner.
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Design New England The January/February issue is full of inspiration for your next kitchen or bath project.
Boston’s black-market cigarette problemA new report suggests smuggling is rampant — and we may have well-intentioned policies to blame.
