1 hr ago | Business Journal
bluebird bio, up on first day of trading, plans late-stage study this year
A Cambridge, Mass. biotech, bluebird bio, has plans to begin a late-stage trial this year of a potential drug to treat a rare, inherited disorder that affects male children.
5 hrs ago | Steuben Courier
News from Brooklyn, Jack's Abby, - Gansett, Stone and Sam Adams
A lot going on in the beer world, and with a lot of time off lately, I'm starting to fall behind on it all.
8 hrs ago | ComputerWorld
Many companies are negligent about SAP security, researchers say
SAP has significantly improved the security of its products over the past few years but many of its customers are negligent with their deployments, which exposes them to potential attacks that could cripple their businesses, according to security researchers.
12 hrs ago | The Labradorian
James McCoubrey in August 2012. - Submitted photo
When James McCoubrey heard he is reportedly the oldest man in the world, he said, "That's a bunch of bunk," according to his 84-year-old daughter.
16 hrs ago | PR-inside.com
The future of dry cleaning comes to Franklin, MA.
HANOVER, MAa Lapels Dry Cleaning, an innovative, environmentally friendly dry cleaning company headquartered in Hanover, Massachusetts, recently opened a new location on June 8 at 456 West Central Street in Franklin, MA.
Enjoy the salad days of summer
It's easy to resort to a familiar bottle of salad dressing or just whisk the simplest vinaigrette with oil, vinegar, and Dijon mustard.
Students, professor make presentations at AAS conference
Morehead State University had two undergraduate students and a professor from the Department of Earth and Space Sciences give poster presentations at the 222nd meeting of the American Astronomical Society - the leading professional society of astronomers in North America - held in Indianapolis.
"My dad was a very active person this is a great way to honor him, especially on Father's Day," said Jessica Baldwin, Tom's daughter.
American Academy head Berlowitz went looking for the best and brightest - and found herself
Every year, members of the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge spend months sifting through nominations to find some of the world's most accomplished scholars, artists, and leaders to join their institution.
Rutland hearing Tuesday on wetlands status for topsoil transfers
The Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday to review information that will determine whether the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act applies to land abutting Jordan Dairy Farms.
Abenomics for Women Undermined by Men Dominating Japan Ruling Politicians
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has vowed to elevate the role of women in the world's third-largest economy.
A Tale of Two Trash Cans: Davis Square and Porter Square
The photos above show two trash cans: one in Davis Square, the other in Porter Square.
Fujitsu and MIT Announce Breakthrough Platform Technology for...
Sunnyvale, CA and Cambridge, MA, June 17, 2013 - - Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology today announced the joint development of a personalized learning platform that enhances the effectiveness of online learning.
Wilmington Native Honored by Cambridge Brewing Company With 'Collier Stout'
For a limited time, Cambridge Brewing Company is pouring a batch of "Collier Stout," in honor of fallen Massachusetts Institute of Technology officer and Wilmington native Sean Collier.
"Pervasis Therapeutics, Inc. - Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare - Deals and Alliances Profile" Published
The company provides biologically active cellular therapies for treating vascular and other serious diseases.
Raised Crosswalks Coming to Medford Soon
Each raised crosswalk is expensive, costing upwards of $40,000, since proper drainage needs to be installed in additional to the crosswalk itself.
Opinion: Iran's popular new leader is no reformist
Editor's note: Nazila Fathi was The New York Times correspondent in Tehran for 10 years until 2009.
Sampling the menu recently at his newest venture, Patrick Lyons called the chefs out of the kitchen to tell them the wings were too wet, the potstickers were too dry, and the mound of slaw with the cheeseburger spring rolls was too big.
Scientists find black hole bonanza
You're in no danger of falling in, but a large group of possible cosmic vacuum cleaners have just been identified.
DPW to begin street sweeping in Worcester today
Beginning today, the city's Department of Public Works and Parks will begin sweeping the areas bounded by May, Hammond, Tainter, Illinois and Cambridge streets and Park Avenue.