Diti Kohli is a business producer and reporter for the Boston Globe, specializing in all things related to the business scene in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. With a background in journalism and a focus on local news, Diti covers a range of topics including real estate, small businesses, retail, and social issues impacting the business community.
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Diti Kohli's coverage primarily focuses on local business, labor rights, and diversity and inclusion in Massachusetts. She often cites data and covers government announcements. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights into local businesses, labor regulations or diversity initiatives within the specified geographic focus.
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The agreement, which provides semesterly stipends and strengthens worker protections, passed unanimously Thursday evening.
By: Diti Kohli
It's a coconut conundrum. Boston-based food importer Agrovana is suing energy drink maker Prime Hydration , popularized by
By: Diti Kohli
Around 3,000 students have yet to reach on agreement about their pay and benefits with the institution, less than two weeks before classes begin
By: Diti Kohli, Robert Weisman
On Friday, the last full day of operations at Carney Hospital in Dorchester, Benjamin Amado sat on a bench just outside the front door and took stock of what will be lost.
By: Diti Kohli
This fall, the students who walk into Jonathan Bennett's classroom at Middlesex Community College will not pay a dime in tuition.
By: Diti Kohli
The college expects around 75 workers on strike to pay for their housing and meals for the length of the strike, which began on Saturday.
By: Matt Stout, Diti Kohli
State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg on Monday fired Shannon O'Brien from her role as the state's top cannabis regulator, formally removing O'Brien from
By: Matt Stout, Diti Kohli
Mass. marijuana industry looks to move forward amid Cannabis Control chaos.
By: Diti Kohli
Unionized Blue Bottle Coffee employees picketed outside the coffee shop chain's Harvard Square location Monday in protest of the company's decision to terminate a union organizer last week.
By: Diti Kohli
Julie K. Johnson’s leave, for what she called job-related post-traumatic stress, adds to vacancies and turmoil at the commission.
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