Dana Gerber
Business Producer and Reporter at The Boston Globe
business producer/reporter @bostonglobe | prev @bostonglobearts, @dallasnews, @Bethesda_Mag, and @beaconupdate | baby food enthusiast | she/her/hers. ✨
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
In normal times, paying for college is daunting prospect. In 2025, it still is, with some giant question marks added in. President Trump’s crackdown on the world of higher education and tumultuous economic policies have made it even more difficult for students and families to navigate the major financial commitment of enrolling in a college or university.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
Arthur T. Demoulas has been deposed (at least temporarily) from the helm of Market Basket. There are rumblings of an employee walkout. The grocer’s board is intent on having more of a say in the operations of the New England mainstay. No, you didn’t wake up in 2014. On Wednesday, the three-member executive committee of the board of directors of Market Basket announced it had placed Demoulas, the longtime leader of the supermarket chain, on paid administrative leave.
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1 week ago |
bethesdamagazine.com | Dana Gerber
Photo credit: Michael Bennett Kress PhotographyThe couple: Demi Friedson (née Zitelman), 37, grew up in North Potomac and graduated from Thomas S. Wootton High School in Rockville. She works as a director of sales enablement for Toast, a restaurant technology company. Andrew Friedson, 39, grew up in Potomac and graduated from Winston Churchill High School in Potomac. He represents District 1 as a member of the Montgomery County Council. They live in Bethesda.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Travis Andersen |Nick Stoico |Dana Gerber
The Trump administration told Harvard University in a letter Thursday that it was revoking the Ivy League school’s ability to enroll international students, citing what the Homeland Security secretary called “an unsafe campus environment” that is hostile to Jewish students, supports Hamas, and promotes “racist” DEI initiatives.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Dana Gerber
Similar to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts — the state’s largest health insurer, which announced a similar move last month — Point32 will give large employers the option of paying extra to continue covering the weight-loss drug for its workers. But for patients who are insured by a smaller employer or who purchase their plans through the state’s marketplace, Point32 is ending coverage of the popular but pricey drug for weight-loss altogether.
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