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As the end of year nears it is time to take a moment to look back to see what made the top of the best of lists for 2012. Other than the presidential election there have been many other battles this year to score a number one spot in the United States. Companies, writers, public relation experts and cities have all been vying for the golden top spot.
A NH woman cooked up a comment on the Facebook page of Pigalle, a posh Parisian-themed restaurant in Boston, letting the trendy eatery know she did not like the Thanksgiving meal she was served.
A Northboro mom started the "Moms Who Need Wine" page where more than 640,000 moms from across the world turn to vent, get support or for comic relief.
Whether it's the massive scar or the look that seems to say, "it's cool I've got this," something about the picture of little Joey Powling struck a nerve with millions of people all over the world.
Some hashtags encouraged Twitter followers to snap a photo of their ballots in the booth and post the photos on Twitter. But that's illegal in Massachusetts.
The top securities regulator in Massachusetts has fined Citigroup Global Markets Inc. $2 million for failing to supervise analysts who improperly disclosed confidential information about Facebook's initial public offering.
Any journalist worth his or her salt doesn't give a good damn (and shouldn't) what the public thinks of the story. If you're doing a talk show...yes, invite the public in...an opinion program...absolutely. But NOT in the news business.
Rather than risk the wrath of presumed friends or hard to scuttle relatives, it is now suggestible NOT to reveal who you plan on voting for in this election.
Online game company Zynga Inc. is eliminating games, studios and jobs in a bid to cut costs.
She may be one of the youngest Bruins season ticket holders, but her voice is gaining more power than she ever imagined.
With winter being right around the corner, have you thought about getting a flu shot? The Massachusetts Department of Public Health wants to make sure we all stay healthy this flu season and they are encouraging everyone, especially children and the elderly to get the all essential flu shot, which you can get for free in some local flu clinics.
A new fee based service is causing some concerns for consumers about whether that will remain the case.
A Facebook page that features people on the T is growing in popularity.
