The Cambridge biotechnology told investors its Japanese partner has pulled out of an deal to seek approval of the drug candidate in Europe.
After three decades at Ropes & Gray, Keith Higgins is headed to Washington, where he will be responsible for protecting investors.
Google’s rivals have again prompted antitrust investigators at the Federal Trade Commission to examine the company’s business practices.
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Gas prices are unlikely to rise much more over the summer, because of the boom in US production of crude oil due to fracking.
In another positive sign for the housing market, about 50,000 fewer homeowners in the Boston area are “underwater” on their mortgages.
The Food and Drug Administration said the problems involved patients who received injections from a compounding pharmacy in Tenn.
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Some in Silicon Valley and elsewhere say that a conventional education can’t possibly give kids with outsize talents what they need.
The visually dramatic black-and-white floor in the entryway of this spacious center entrance Colonial signals what lies ahead.
Abercrombie & Fitch shares fell the most in nine months after the teen retailer reduced its annual profit forecast.
Norwood’s Analog Devices Inc. recently disclosed the pricing of senior unsecured notes of about $500 million.
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A growing number of empty nesters are finding the challenges, strain, and sometimes elation of dismantling homes they have lived in for decades.
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Celebrating 12 people who are breaking down barriers in Boston, plus local leaders give a status check on diversity in the city and state.
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