Top business stories of the year As 2012 comes to a close, Boston Globe reporters and editors came up with the following list of the biggest local stories of the year — including Curt Schilling's 38 Studios going bankrupt, the Massachusetts economy slowing, and the housing market's rebound. Now we're looking for your help in determining which is the biggest story of the year.
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National fungal meningitis outbreak is tied to a Mass. firm
Curt Schilling's 38 Studios goes bankrupt
NStar agrees to buy Cape Wind power, gains approval for merger
Restaurants continue to substitute cheaper species of fish for more expensive ones
Mitt Romney’s handling of the Mass. economy becomes an issue in the presidential election
Investigation launched into allegations of racial profiling at Boston Logan International Airport
Upper Crust goes bankrupt
Priceline.com Inc. buys Kayak Software Corp.
Mass. economy slows
The housing market rebounds
A123 Systems, Inc. files for bankruptcy
Nonstop flights between Boston and Tokyo begin
Liberty Mutual pays its CEO and chairman $200m over four years
Redevelopment of Filene’s site begins anew
Labor violations at the Boston Marriott Copley Plaza’s renovation
Construction of apartment buildings takes off
Amazon buys North Reading robot maker Kiva Systems Inc.
New England ski industry has a tough year
Pax East video game convention decides to stay in Boston
FDA approves 2 drugs from Mass. biotechs
OneUnited Bank forecloses on Charles Street AME Church
State AGs reach $25b mortgage fraud settlement
Safety practices of Walmart contractors questioned in a lawsuit following the death of a worker
Amazon to collect sales tax from Mass. residents
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