Jury finds Elizabeth Holmes guilty on 4 counts of fraud and conspiracy at her former company
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the failed blood testing startup Theranos, was found guilty of four charges of fraud Monday, in a case that came to symbolize the pitfalls of Silicon Valley’s culture of hustle, hype and greed.
As cases surge, administrators and officials look to keep schools open for in-person learning
Most districts continued as usual Monday after winter break, while at least 10 districts delayed class because of low staffing or to test teachers and students.
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‘It’s so important to remember the humans in the story.’ Logan flight cancellations continue amid staffing shortages, D.C.-area snowstorm
In the two weeks ending Sunday, around six percent of the flights to or from Logan were canceled and nearly a qurater were delayed, according to data from FlightAware.com.
In the two weeks ending Sunday, around six percent of the flights to or from Logan were canceled and nearly a qurater were delayed, according to data from FlightAware.com.
Mass. coronavirus at a glance
Teddy’s on the Hill to open ‘soon’ where Beacon Hill’s The Red Hat used to be
The building that housed Beacon Hill’s century-old staple The Red Hat will “soon” reopen as Teddy’s on the Hill, according to the restaurant’s general manager.
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