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MIT offers cash for top clean energy idea

By Thomas Grillo
Two weeks after President Barack Obama encouraged energy innovation in a speech at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the school is offering cash for the most groundbreaking idea. The school’s...
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Jobless rate to 10.2%

By Jay Fitzgerald
Political pressure mounted on President Obama as the nation’s jobless rate shot up to 10.2 percent,...
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Business & Markets

Contractor admits guilt in scam

By Jerry Kronenberg and Jay Fitzgerald
A Westwood contractor blamed for long delays on Boston’s Cambridge Street sidewalk project faces as much as five years in prison after...
Healthcare

Cardiologist and Boston Sci exec Donald Baim dies at 60

By Associated Press
NATICK — Dr. Donald Baim, a renowned cardiologist and medical device executive, died Friday following...
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Healthcare

AMA president: Lawsuits up health care cost

By Christine McConville
Trial lawyers are a big reason health-care costs are on the rise, American Medical Association President J. James Rohack told a group of Harvard...

Finance reform face-off

Rep. Barney Frank, right, and former G.E. CEO Jack Welch engaged in a war of words yesterday.
By Thomas Grillo
U.S. Rep. Barney Frank fired back at former General Electric Co. chief...
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  1. Jobless rate tops 10% for first time since ’83
  2. Wind law could benefit company
  3. Now, you too can be the ‘wonder of it all’

MIT offers $200G prize for best clean-energy idea

By Thomas Grillo
Two weeks after President Barack Obama encouraged energy innovation in a speech at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the school is offering...
  1. Review: Motorola’s Droid is a serious smart phone
  2. State receives money for broadband mapping
  3. MSN Web portal gets facelift

Boston Scientific paying $296 million settlement

By Associated Press
NEW YORK — Medical device maker Boston Scientific says it will pay $296 million to settle a Department of Justice investigation into...
  1. AMA president: Lawsuits drive up health-care costs
  2. Report: Student health plans inefficient
  3. Democrats’ plan to help ’uninsurables’ questioned

High-rise planned for Fort Point area

LOOKING UP: Tower on A Street would rise 240 feet.
By Thomas Grillo
A Boston development team has proposed a 25-story residential tower in...
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  1. Congress renews tax credit
  2. Spicing up the neighborhood
  3. Buying a home the FHA way

Parents to teens: MyKey or highway

LOCK UP: Ford representative Tyler Partridge holds a MyKey device at Muzi Ford in Needham yesterday.
By Thomas Grillo
Ford Motor Co. is trying to give parents of teen drivers some peace of...
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  1. GM boss: US aid can be used to fix Opel if needed
  2. GM boss: Opel to pay for most of its restructuring
  3. Most common ‘Cash for Clunkers’ trades: one guzzler for another

Fox 25 dumps top sportscaster

Butch Stearns.
By Jessica Heslam
In another sign that local TV news is throwing in the towel in the media...
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  1. Ben Mezrich’s wife gets TV boot
  2. Comcast seeks court OK in dispute over ‘FanCaster’ name
  3. Cadillac narrows list of ad agency candidates to 6

Sarah Libbey turns donor-advised funds into an everyday investment account

Sarah Libbey
By Helen Graves
Sarah Libbey, president of Fidelity Charitable Services and the Fidelity...
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  1. Shaping the stewardship of Boston Harbor
  2. The Open Road: Change travels in cars
  3. Advancing service networking as the industry standard


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