The postponement is a significant setback for Michael Dell and the company’s board, which has spent months trying to persuade shareholders to approve the $24.4 billion buyout proposal.
July 2013
N.H. family sues over injuries from fireworks
The suit says the homeowners failed to maintain safe conditions the day of a fireworks explosion that the fire marshal ruled accidental.
Weather service: 7,500 lightning strikes in Maine, N.H.
That figure doesn’t include far northern Maine, which experienced some of the heaviest thunderstorms Wednesday night.
Two men arrested in Chelsea on kidnapping charges
Ricardo David Perry, 18, from East Stroudsburg, Pa., and Eugene Charleston, 19, of Bridgeport, Conn., are facing charges after allegedly kidnapping a man and holding him against his will inside a Hankerson Road home.
Class-action suit initiated against Maine company in train crash
Residents of a devastated Quebec town are seeking compensation for victims of the disaster, which killed 50 people.
Congressman ‘stunned’ that woman isn’t his daughter
In February, U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee received media attention after he sent Twitter messages to the 24-year-old Texas woman during the president’s State of the Union address.
Relief from worst U.S. heat on the horizon, but not until weekend
Humid air and drought conditions make the heat especially hard to bear in some areas.
Bangor aviation-services company plans $5M hangar upgrade
C&L Aerospace provides services to the commercial and military aviation sectors.
Obama talks up health care rebates, lower premiums
At a White House event, he draws attention to $500 million in rebates going to nearly 9 million people under a provision of the law.
Potential witness against Bulger is found dead
Authorities are conducting an autopsy on Stephen Rakes, who was a vocal critic of James ‘Whitey’ Bulger leading up to the trial.