Diti Kohli
General Assignment Business Reporter at The Boston Globe
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2 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Diti Kohli
Harvard and the Mass. economy, by the numbersThe university is a major employer and landowner on both sides of the Charles River, who spends billions at state businesses to maintain its operations.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Diti Kohli
Though the dispensary only opened in July, the Aranzullos already need money to keep operating and pay the $30,000 fee to renew Euphorium’s three cannabis licenses. And so they now wonder: Is it worth it? “It’s going to come to the point where it might be better to sell out altogether,” Marco said. “It’s not like I can go to a bank to get a working capital loan. I’ve already maxed out what I have.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Diti Kohli
But post-secondary education, while not low-cost by any means, is often not as extreme as it seems. More than half of the public overestimate the actual cost of college, according to a survey in November from the Strada Education Foundation, a college and career coaching nonprofit. One in five participants overshot the cost of attendance by at least 20 percent. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. It’s an easy mistake to make.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Diti Kohli
Dozens of professors at Wellesley College returned to the classroom Friday, ending a weeks-long strike without their first union contract in hand. Union members chose to cease the walkout of roughly 100 non-tenure-track faculty to prevent vulnerable professors — including those on temporary visas and in cancer treatment — from potentially losing access to health insurance, said Erin Battat, Wellesley senior lecturer and a bargaining committee member.
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2 weeks ago |
statnews.com | Diti Kohli
This story originally appeared in STAT’s sister publication, The Boston Globe. Harvard Medical School is known for its breakthroughs in combating diabetes and smallpox, 11 Nobel Prizes, and a competitive academic program that accepts only 3 percent of applicants. Now its finances are in a precarious place as it prepares for impending layoffs, sweeping cuts, and calls for a “long-term, sustainable” shift in the way it operates, according to school officials at a faculty town hall last week.
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