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How a New York private equity giant became Boston s biggest commercial landlord — and biotech investor

How a New York private equity giant became Boston’s biggest commercial landlord and biotech investor Jon Chesto © David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Blackstone recently put local executive Nick Galakatos, who runs Blackstone Life Sciences out of Cambridge, on BioMed’s board of directors. The biggest private-equity firm in the world has been pouring money into Boston by the billions, buying up prime real estate and investing in promising biotechs. Blackstone Group said it now owns more than $12 billion worth of real estate in the area, making it the largest commercial landlord in the region by its own estimate. The New York-based firm also has chosen Cambridge as home for its $4.6 billion life sciences investment fund, the biggest of its kind.

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UKG Announces Innovation Award Winners at Virtual Connections Customer Conference

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. UKG Announces Innovation Award Winners at Virtual Connections Customer Conference April 26, 2021 GMT LOWELL, Mass. & WESTON, Fla. (BUSINESS WIRE) Apr 26, 2021 UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group), a leading global provider of HCM, payroll, HR service delivery, and workforce management solutions, announced today the winners of the 2021 Innovation Awards. Each year, at UKG’s “Connections” customer conference, the company recognizes customers that have demonstrated outstanding use of UKG solutions over the past year. The Innovation Award winners were announced during a special virtual ceremony recognizing their exceptional work to improve business and employee experiences with the UKG suite of HCM solutions.

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How miners can compete for the talent they need - Canadian Mining Journal

How miners can compete for the talent they need - Canadian Mining Journal
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Do you manage up or down?

Do you manage up or down? It’s not easy to spot those who spend all their energy looking up, so organizations need systems to root them out. Photograph by andresr “There may be said to be two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not.” Though the above notion has been attributed to many people over the years, including Groucho Marx, several citations suggest it was Robert Benchley, the American humorist, who first captured that idea 101 years ago in a Vanity Fair article. I confess I am solidly in the former class, always looking for “two kinds of…” frameworks as a way to simplify the complexity of the world. Yes, I know the risks of the exercise that it can lead to oversimplification and erase the nuances of true insight. But I often find it can also help crystallize the essence of an issue.

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