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March 13, 2024
Joe Piantedosi ’83 combines business and bread as the executive vice president of Piantedosi Baking Company. The Malden-based company has been family-owned and operated for 108 years, and now has its sights set on international exportation.
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March 06, 2024
When Teddy Errico ’91 moved to Telluride, Colorado for a six-month ski mountain internship in 1996, he never expected to become the town's mayor. Decades later, he now leads the tiny community as they navigate the challenges of a tourism-based economy. https://t.co/GmMbgbILmr https://t.co/D7T1X29CpK
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March 12, 2024
2023 was a busy year for Gary Gulman ’93. The comedian and writer premiered the comedy special “Born on Third Base” and published “Misfits,” a memoir about his awkward Boston childhood. Read more from BC Magazine: https://t.co/moh3kc8eLz https://t.co/YbPMoWkxKO
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March 06, 2024
RT @voxeu: Firms operating in multiple counties in the #US respond to heat-related damages by reducing #employment in the affected location…
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March 08, 2024
“The term ESG might be dead,” says finance professor @SamHartzmark. The movement was hit with a hefty $14 trillion blow as major firms pulled out of efforts. Hartzmark claims that while the term might die, the ideas behind it will not.
https://t.co/b5qX3Fr5Kv
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March 05, 2024
David Twomey ’62, JD ’68, is well-known both on and off the Heights as an accomplished labor negotiator. The business law and society professor spoke with BC Magazine to discuss why 2023 has been called “the year of the strike.” https://t.co/IkPNh9gukc https://t.co/vAWskNtpI0