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Demoulas, pictured above in 2013, will try to buy the 50.5 percent of the company now controlled by family members who fired him.
Demoulas Super Markets Inc., which operates the 71 Market Basket stores, has a seven-member board.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Dan Shaughnessy took the night off from watching the surging, last-place Red Sox to catch The Beautiful Game in the world?s most beloved ballpark.
In downtown Boston, drug trade is heavy amid commercial and residential activity.
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The Legislature has scrambled to craft a new law following the Supreme Court?s ruling striking down the state?s ?buffer zone? laws.
The founder of a fertility clinic failed to tell authorities more than 15 years ago that Dr. Roger Ian Hardy was allegedly seen sexually molesting a patient.
The decision against Radius HealthCare Center is the largest nursing home-related verdict in Massachusetts in at least the last decade.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Employees are the losers in Battle of the ArthursA family feud among rich people is occurring, and it?s workers who have felt the effects.
Is Boston actually a major tech player?Scott Kirsner thinks Boston can and should aspire to play at a major league level in tech.
Dust off those trade rumors. The last-place Sox have lost two in a row and have four games left on their road trip.
The city has enlisted the four-legged helpers to clear an area overrun with invasive plants.
Barney Frank returned to Congress to testify before the committee he once ran, and four years after his signature financial reform legislation passed.
Families, and members of the public gathered to mourn as officials begin to study black boxes.
A grand jury indicted James Merrill of Ashland and Carlos Wanzeler on nine counts in the alleged $1 billion pyramid scheme.
Mayor Kim Driscoll donated $5 for every negative message she received about her support of gay-rights causes.
Critics? picks for upcoming concerts this week, including Nine Inch Nails and Soundgarden at Xfinity Center.
The renovation at Elizabeth Benedict?s home in Chestnut Hill turned a not-so-useful hill into a patio.
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