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The industrial giant?s leader, who moved the company?s headquarters to Boston, will be succeeded by John Flannery on Aug. 1.
Jeff Immelt leaving his legacy on the Boston skyline It was prodding from Jeff Immelt that led General Electric to build a new headquarters in Fort Point.
Meet John Flannery, GE?s new chief executive Flannery has been with the Boston-based company for 30 years.
Possible DNA evidence in Gardner thefts vanishes Duct tape and handcuffs used in the heist ? evidence that might, even 27 years later, retain traces of DNA ? have vanished.
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Today?s temperatures will easily reach the 90s, with a high likelihood of eclipsing Sunday?s temperatures by 2 to 3 degrees.
Here?s how to recognize the symptoms of a heat-related illness An MGH doctor gave us a run-down on the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke.
Boston was one of the hottest places in the country this morning If you?re looking to cool off today, you might want to head to Los Angeles.
Bill Belichick got a chance to show off all the rings. We think he enjoyed it. A photo showing Belichick with a bunch of Super Bowl rings, among others, was posted online Sunday.
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Five realistic moves the Red Sox ought to make It starts with releasing Pablo Sandoval, an expensive solution to a major mistake.
John Oliver on James Comey?s testimony: ?Trump?s lies are never plain and simple? The late-night host reveled in the former FBI director?s appearance last week before a Senate panel.
How a backpack of socket adapters caused a massive security incident A passenger?s suspicions led to an emergency landing, passengers arrested, an airport shut down, and luggage blown up by a bomb squad.
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Attorney General Sessions has asked that his testimony to the Senate intelligence committee be open to the public.
Ivanka Trump says she didn?t expect ?viciousness? in D.C. Ivanka Trump said in a Fox interview that political life still surprises her and that ??there is a level of viciousness I was not expecting.??
State lawmakers to vote on pot law rewrite this week Behind closed doors, lawmakers are tinkering with a ballot question passed by more than 1.8 million voters in November.
The medication impairs a teenager?s ability to be empathetic, to love another person, to be wise, and to make a good decision, the psychiatrist testified.
Mother of Sandy Hook victim slams Megyn Kelly for giving platform to conspiracy theorist Nelba Marquez-Greene?s daughter, Ana, was six years old when she was shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
A ?purple, little tiny bruise? turned out to be a big deal A 5-year-old Mendon girl is recovering after a black widow spider bit her leg.
Boston police have increased their presence at the school following the recovery of a weapon inside the James F. Condon elementary school after a shooting in the neighborhood.
Investigator testifies about discovery of Bella Bond?s body Bella Bond?s remains were found in a plastic bag that had washed up on the shore of Deer Island in 2015.
With Wynn?s casino rising nearby, city has plans for Sullivan Square One of Boston?s busiest intersections, legendary for its chaotic traffic patterns, is getting a makeover.
Could this old track provide a new way to get to the Seaport? The T will again use what?s known as Track 61, but without any plans to add passenger service into the now-bustling Seaport.
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Life lessons at the checkout counter Life is hard. But the goodness in us eases the struggle.
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Whistle-blower files suit over alleged double-booked surgeries A former MGH anesthesiologist charges in a lawsuit that orthopedic surgeons at the hospital put patients at risk and defrauded the government.
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CRISPR pioneer envisions world of woolly mammoths, unicorns In her new book, biochemist Jennifer Doudna says this world is possible as CRISPR ?allows us to bend nature to our will.?
Pittsburgh defeated Nashville in six games to repeat as champions.
Jaydon Dancy, a Carlton Innovation School fifth-grader, was struck and killed on Friday night.
The Trustees of Reservations will hold its 24th annual South End Garden Tour on Saturday, June 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. Artists will be painting in the gardens this year and will sell their works at the reception after the tour.
The legal officials say the president has violated anticorruption clauses in the Constitution since taking office.
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Honda says its Accord midsize car will be offered only with four-cylinder or gas-electric hybrid engines when an all-new version comes out later this year
Police arrested main opposition leader Alexei Navalny outside his Moscow home before he could reach the main demonstration.
Dentists say the company should be looking elsewhere for savings ? specifically, at executives? pay.
With no juggernaut in the competition, awards were handed out to an eclectic variety of productions.
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