Diti Kohli is a Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a diverse range of topics including business, economics, and social issues, with particular focus on the economy, housing, retail, and labor. Diti's work has been featured in the New Haven Register, Stamford Advocate, and Boston.com.
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By: Diti Kohli
How a student-run investment group became a key selling point for the Waltham business school
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The college will not accept students in English or history, weeks after graduate students ended their seven-month strike.
By: Diti Kohli
Thousands of drivers are waiting on certification from Beacon Hill to organize for better pay and protections.
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David Lakeman, a former CCC employee who runs the cannabis division in Illinois, turned down the top job in Massachusetts — a month after receiving the offer.
The Cannabis Control Commission debuted new licenses Thursday that will allow for marijuana consumption in public lounges, comedy clubs, and more.
By: Diti Kohli
Hundreds of professors said leaders of the downtown Boston institution have left them out of decisions about academic programming and their own compensation.
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For years, shoppers grabbing poultry and Pringles at Stop & Shop could claim the best deals online. But only online.
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Around 600 workers, from the suites to the merchandise stands, are taking a strike vote Sunday after three months of stalled contract negotiations.
By: Diti Kohli
Academic administrators, event coordinators, and more at the Waltham institution are hoping to organize for better pay and protections.
By: Diti Kohli
Regulators offered the job to Travis Ahern after their original pick, David Lakeman, turn down the job last month.
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