Doing a deal, Boston-style
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There really ought to be a special place in heaven reserved for rich people who fight with each other, if only because of the great theater they provide for everyone else.
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Hard to believe, but Boston's newest Big Three thinks it can play even better.
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You don't want to miss today's big-time buying opportunity.
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Trying to counter the loss of Pedro MartÃ­nez and their failures in other contract negotiations, the Boston Red Sox have reached an agreement with their most significant free agent this off-season
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The discounter faces some pretty big "small" rivalry.
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NEEDHAM -- What will become of Greater Boston's cluster of venture-backed search companies? Few will get big enough for a Google-style initial public offering, but that doesn't mean their founders and investors won't find another way to cash out.
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These companies look like bargains, but be prepared for wild pitches.
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If there was a pattern to be detected in the Manny Ram&#xED;rez trade talks here, it was this: The Red Sox are focusing on getting a closer in return.
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BOSTON - Unbelievable as it may seem, not everyone in New England is thrilled about the Red Sox winning the World Series. Retailers of everything from T-shirts to ice cream and cookies had been making money
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Don't think you have to pay 6% on a real estate transaction -- it's negotiable!
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Bargains or busts? Let's work together to find out.
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A company specializing in reselling Red Sox tickets told a Quincy District Court judge yesterday that it complied with the state's antiscalping law when it offered to sell a ticket with an $80 face value for $500 because nearly all of the markup was for legitimate expenses.
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This contract manufacturer is flexing its muscles.
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Business is sizzling, but is there value to be found?
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Someday, the Carlyle Group may want to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. For real.
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The buyout for the ice manufacturer is on the rocks.
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Best Buy's got a new way to cash in on its preferred customers.