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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Citgo pulls $100M in oil donations to Citizens Energy

OUT OF FUEL: Joe Kennedy announces yesterday that
Citgo has suspended its $100 million heating oil assistance program for low-income households. Staff members behind
him are being laid off and most of the nonprofit’s deliveries will cease. Joe Kennedy announced yesterday he’s laying off 20 employees and temporarily...

Staples founder sees gift-store venture flounder

Tom Stemberg Another retail concept backed by Staples founder Tom Stemberg has wilted. Gift-store...

Barack Obama theme seen as money in bank

The race is on to cash in on Obama-mania. With the historic inauguration of...

Fidelity hires two top execs

Fidelity Investments has chosen two executives to run key divisions at the Boston financial firm. Fidelity Investments has snagged two top executives to run key divisions at the giant Boston financial firm. Peter...

Stop & Shop puts ‘healthy’ labels on products

Consumers looking for healthy foods at Stop & Shop stores are getting help from a...

BU scam expert gives testimony

Tamar Frankel Boston University’s Tamar Frankel thinks Uncle Sam should hire laid-off Wall Street workers to sniff out scams...

Bernard Madoff hearing slams SEC

BAIL BREAKER? Bernard Madoff exits the U.S. District Court in Manhattan where a bail hearing was held yesterday. Prosecutors argued that Madoff violated his bail conditions by sending about $1 million worth of jewelry and other valuables to relatives. WASHINGTON - A congressional hearing into the alleged $50 billion Bernard Madoff fraud drew calls from Democratic...

Stocks up moderately after mixed economic reports

NEW YORK — Wall Street proceeded cautiously Tuesday, with stocks rising moderately following disappointing readings on pending home sales and factory...

Lexington’s Indevus sold for up to $637M

A Pennsylvania drug developer will scoop up Indevus Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Lexington for about $637 million - the Bay State’s first big buyout deal...

Simple lifestyle changes can help you avoid identity theft

How can I protect myself from identity theft? Unfortunately, there are a lot of times where identity theft cannot be tamed, like in the workplace. If...

Obama says trillion-dollar deficits may last years

WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama says the nation probably faces huge deficits for years to come, but heavy...

Deval Patrick wants to expand Internet sales tax

BOSTON — Gov. Deval Patrick wants to expand the state’s ability to collect taxes on Internet sales to help make...

Mass. tax collections over projections in December

BOSTON — Tax collections in Massachusetts were up $21 million last month in comparison to the same time in 2007. But collections would have been...

Oil above $49 as investors eye Gaza conflict, OPEC

LONDON — Oil prices neared $50 a barrel today amid signs OPEC is implementing its announced production cuts and...

Social Security begins taking online applications

WASHINGTON — The Social Security Administration, bracing for the coming eligibility of 80 million baby boomers, is introducing an online application that...

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