Tom Moroney, Joe Shortsleeve, Kim Carrigan, Janet Wu and Ann Mostue are joined by top decision makers from local business and finance to politics and technology, along with Bloomberg reporters covering the latest stories in Boston, the Bay State, and beyond.
Baystate Business: Real Estate Issues (Radio)
Baystate Business
Real Estate Issues (Radio)
Bloomberg Baystate Business for Monday, May 24th, 2021 - Kim Borman, executive director of the Boston Women’s Workforce Council on what business leaders can do to support women and people of color as we come out of the pandemic (3:58) - Aaron Jodka, Colliers International, with the latest commercial real estate numbers for Greater Boston (15:54) - Boston Globe business columnist Shirley Leung on the opposition to the Harbor Towers project on Boston’s waterfront (29:34) - Will Graylin, CEO, Indigo Tech, on their $100 million fund raise and how they plan to compete in the EV sector (34:56) - Janet Wu reports on the fintech company Stavvy and their recent fund raise, with an interview of co-founders Kosta Ligris and Josh Feinblum (45:59) - Ken Gloss, owner of the Brattle Bookstore, on the re-opening of the downtown economy (57:53) - Former Senator and Ambassador Scott Brown, now President of New England Law School, on the January 6 commission controversy, the economic reopening, and other issues (1:07:34) - Bloomberg News reporter John Tozzi on Biogen’s new Alzheimer’s drug facing hurdles reaching patients even if it does get approved (1:21:17) - Bloomberg News reporter and Boston Bureau Chief Carey Goldberg on the debate over how long vaccine protections last (1:32:13) Hosts: Tom Moroney, Kim Carrigan and Anne Mostue Producer: Dan Pierce
May 24, 2021