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Paul Tudor Jones, the billionaire investor who sought yesterday to clarify remarks that drew protests, apologized for saying that women can’t compete with men as macro traders after having children.
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Paul Tudor Jones, the billionaire investor who sought yesterday to clarify remarks that drew protests, apologized for saying that women can’t compete with men as macro traders after having children.
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KKR & Co.’s Adam Clammer, who heads the team investing in technology deals at the private-equity firm, is stepping down from daily responsibilities after 18 years with the company to take a senior adviser post, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Investigators are looking into whether suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev was involved in the 2011 murders of three men found dead in a suburban apartment with their throats slashed, according to a spokeswoman for the Middlesex County district attorney’s office.
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As investigators searched for a motive in the Boston Marathon bombings, the two brothers suspected in the attack emerged as markedly different personalities: the older moving closer toward Islamic fundamentalism, the younger socializing like a typical American college student.
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Sean Collier was more than a police officer for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In the 16 months since he joined the force, he became part of the social fabric of the school.
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About 100 police officers stood at attention as the casket of one of their own, Sean Collier, was loaded into a hearse under a gray drizzle, after his sister remembered a toddler who couldn’t let go of a threadbare blue teddy bear.
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Lu Lingzi traveled from China to the U.S. last year, hoping that a graduate degree in statistics from Boston University would help her land a job as a financial analyst for an investment bank.
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City officials told Boston residents and business owners still locked out of their homes and shops near the site of the Marathon bombing last week that they’re working to reopen the crime-scene area on Boylston Street within a few days.
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Danling Zhou, a Boston University graduate student, is in serious condition following the Boston Marathon bombing, Boston Medical Center spokeswoman Gina Orlando said in a telephone interview.
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