Author Archives: Bingyi Zeng
Written by Alexandra Wilson
I left Stanford thinking that I would be a professional circus performer,” says 29-year-old Clementine Jacoby, who spent her first post-grad year teaching acrobatics in a Brazilian gang diversion program. But rather than spend more time under …
Written by Pascal Podvin
As the CEO of a company that battles bad bots, I am naturally focused on the economic impact of malicious automation. But there’s an even more insidious and disturbing impact that concerns me — and it is …
Written by Katherine Gianni
Since the start of 2020, the effects of global climate change have been increasingly apparent, from the wildfires that ravaged California and Colorado to Arizona experiencing the highest number of consecutive days with temperatures skyrocketing over …
Written by Rich Barlow
Boston University begins buying clean energy today from the South Dakota wind farm that the University enabled, fulfilling a key goal of the University’s Climate Action Plan (CAP).
BU will buy 205,000 megawatt hours of electricity …
Written by David Solloway
Informational interviews are treasure troves of information. What you collect from these types of networking meetings—in which you build relationships with people at the organizations you want to join—can provide you with insights that can help you …
Covid-19 has changed a lot of things for a lot of people, and employment has definitely changed. Just a few months ago, it would be unheard of to never have a face to face meeting before you were hired. It’s …
Written by Lorraine Mirabella
Under Armour’s plans to sell fitness app MyFitnessPal for $345 million are part of a turnaround strategy that executives said is paying off in strong online business and sales of new basketball shoe styles and women’s …
Written by Jake Perez
The parent company of Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins has sold itself to the private equity-backed firm that owns chains like Arby’s and Buffalo Wild Wings for $11.3 billion, including debt. The deal is one of the industry’s …
Written by Kate Chapman
Blue Apron, boosted by Americans eating in amid the pandemic, has become a victim of its own success. The meal-kit delivery company saw customers drop off by 7.5% during the third quarter as it struggled to …