Morning Edition: Boston to Cuba; Pension crisis; Latham lawyer killed; The Five

March 3, 2016 - A LOOK AT THE DAY'S BUSINESS STORIES FROM MEDIA OUTLETS AROUND BOSTON

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JetBlue pushes daily Boston-Havana service — and it could start soon

Service between the two cities could start this September — or earlier.

What pension reform? FYI, the crisis is worsening in Massachusetts

Some three years after the state passed a much-ballyhooed reform to its pension laws, the commonwealth’s pension fund is in its worst shape in recent memory.

Latham & Watkins lawyer identified as victim in fatal Newton crash

A 32-year-old associate at the law firm was one of two victims killed when an SUV crashed into a pizzeria on Tuesday evening.

​Five things you need to know today, and why I'm eating a bologna sandwich

Good morning, Boston! Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day. And why I'm celebrating bologna.

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​Lexington firm’s drug delivery device could keep patients out of the hospital

Fidelity-backed insurance startup posts $92M loss for 2015

Tufts researchers find similarities between humans and dogs with OCD

Feds launch probe into racism allegations at Boston Latin

'Excess capacity' forces oil equipment company to cut Mass. workers

One little biotech's plan to take on big pharma in the $32B diabetes market

Baker takes issue with Trump coronation, won't vote for him in November

Here are the 562 Cambridge restaurants slapped with health-code violations in 2015

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