Shirley Leung is a contributor for the Boston Globe Technology section, with a focus on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Boston area. Her work has also been featured in The Stranger. Shirley covers a range of topics including philanthropy, technology, social issues, and local politics.
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Shirley Leung's coverage primarily revolves around local business, higher education, and topics related to Boston and Massachusetts. She often presents opinion editorials and reports on government announcements. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches from local businesses or organizations within the region. Pitches should center around diversity & inclusion initiatives, nonprofit activities in the area, developments in higher education institutions within Massachusetts or Greater Boston.
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By: Shirley Leung, Jon Chesto
David Hardy moves from Ørsted to GE Vernova; Revvity, formerly PerkinElmer, relocates its HQ; American University of Armenia makes its East Coast fund-raising debut
By: Jon Chesto, Shirley Leung
Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers on Boston's business scene.
By: Shirley Leung
In the late 1990s, as I was starting my career in Boston, I remember knocking on a door for a story, only to hear someone call out from the other side: “Hey, Connie Chung's here!”
By: Shirley Leung
It’s not just kids who are distracted by devices — adults are, too. What if more employers followed schools’ leads and put restrictions on our device addictions?
By: Shirley Leung
Frank DePasquale may have built an empire of about a dozen restaurants in the North End, but he wants something for free from the city of Boston: a full liquor license worth as much as $600,000.
By: Shirley Leung
A high-stakes scramble has begun for new liquor licenses in Boston, which can make or break economic livelihoods of restaurants and the neighborhoods they are in.
By: Peter Abraham, Devra First, Shirley Leung, Patricia Wen, Alex Speier, A.Z. Madonna
The year saw the loss of luminaries who left an indelible mark on Boston and beyond.
By: Niki Griswold, Lisa Weidenfeld, Ivy Scott, Shirley Leung, Patricia Wen
These 10 Bostonians rose to the moment in 2024.
By: Shirley Leung
The Suffolk district attorney in November charged a prominent lawyer with forgery for allegedly creating a fake liquor license for a Boston restaurant.
The longtime nonprofit leader and scion of a billionaire is still weighing whether to run against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu — but it's possible he's just been waiting for the right moment to make it official
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