Dubai debt woes may hit U.S. property market

Reuters - Sat Nov 28

Dubai's debt woes could further unhinge an already fragile U.S. commercial real estate, as it illustrates the importance of that tiny country to global investors in an increasingly interconnected world.

Harvard Square Holiday Fair features wares crafted from recycled materials

The Boston Globe - Fri Nov 27

What creative things do you do with your trash? Some of the 40 artists at the Harvard Square Holiday Fair are very creative with recycled materials.

Below the surface lurks the Iron

New Vision - Fri Nov 27

By John Nagenda Cambridge, Massachusetts, bears striking resemblance, spiritually, to its namesake in the UK.

State lab still behind on DNA testing

Boston.com - Thu Nov 26

Thirteen years after Manson Brown allegedly pushed through a window of a home on Franklin Street in Cambridge, raped a woman, and disappeared into the night, he was indicted last week for the crime.

Thai students bag US biotechnology awards

NationMultimedia.com - National - Thu Nov 26

Thai graduate students have won awards at the Novartis International Biotechnology Leadership Camp in the US.

Medical device slashes tests costs

PlanetAnalog.com - Thu Nov 26

Researchers will describe at the International Solid State Circuits Conference in February a nuclear magnetic resonance device that could slash the size and cost of medical diagnostic systems used to test for a wide variety of ailments.

MBTA replaces all cars on the Blue Line: On a scale of 1-10, give it a 6

East Boston Times-Free Press - Thu Nov 26

While some East Boston commuters have complained the new Blue Line trains are less comfortable then their outdated and older counterparts - others like the sleek new look and added capacity.

Revamp likely to hit Stop & Shopa s Quincy headquarters

Boston Herald - Wed Nov 25

Boston Herald General Economics Reporter Jay Fitzgerald has been a journalist and blogger for years.

At North Shore theater, show may go on

Boston Globe - Wed Nov 25

William Hanney has reached a purchase agreement with Citizens Bank for the North Shore Music Theatre.

Record of defending rights marks tenure in politics

Http - Tue Nov 24

Massachusetts Attorney General and US Senate candidate Martha Coakley said she would not support a federal healthcare bill that sets women's reproductive rights back decades.