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Crunching the numbers on a possible endgame for the Times Co. and our venerable broadsheet.

Developer Bill Catania is betting that with the right amenities, visitors will flock to Hyannis year round. All he has to do is get people to reimagine what a Cape vacation can be.

Why I left Boston, and why that’s not the unforgivable offense it once would have been.

In Palm Beach, Boston’s Jewish elite created a glittering world that unwittingly helped make Bernie Madoff possible. Laurence Leamer reports from behind the winter retreat’s manicured hedges on what it looks like now that the party is over.

Can Drew Gilpin Faust take the faculty’s heat?

Smokin’-hot lawyer Wendy Savage defends her buzzy turn as a pinup.

Bob Langer and his fellow eggheads at Living Proof fight frizz with advanced science.

What the push to make over our most symbolic park really needs to accomplish.

When Chris Kimball founded Cook’s Illustrated, he broke all the industry rules. Now he’s beating the glossies at their own game. Has his scrappy, undeniably geeky enterprise in Brookline Village come up with a new recipe for successful magazines?

It may be a long time before Massachusetts matters again to presidential candidates, but the blitz of out-of-town cash that hit our state this election season showed there’s another way for us to be relevant: as guinea pigs for crackpot causes.