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Newly public Arm Holdings disappoints with its earnings outlook
Arm's share prices were off by more than 7% in early trading Thursday to trade at slightly more than $50 a share.
Century Therapeutics appoints industry veteran as new CEO
The company's new leader, who will take the helm next month, spent the majority of his career with Bristol Myers Squibb.
Danotta Hamilton weaves workforce development, diversity together
Danotta Hamilton seamlessly weaves workforce development and the need for diversity and inclusion through her role at one of the Dayton region's largest organizations. Hamilton, workforce development specialist at Premier Health, is an Outstanding Company Voice in DBJ's Leaders in Diversity Awards.
Kaleida Health hires C-level exec from Kansas City area
The exec is the fourth C-suite hire announced since early September.
You’ve successfully started a business. It’s not too soon to make a transition plan.
Among all the things business owners have to keep track of, one often gets pushed aside until it becomes imminently necessary: a plan for how to transition out of the business.
Women started businesses at a record rate during the pandemic, and even those newbies should already be thinking about the endgame, said Amy Griman, global president of BMO Wealth Management’s family office.
“People don’t like to talk about their own demise, but it’s a fact of life that it’s going to happen,”…
Local president for Midwest BankCentre shares his vision for new KC office
Sixteen-year banking veteran Trey Cunningham sees plenty of opportunity to grow Midwest BankCentre's presence in the Kansas City area.
Rockville biotech RegenxBio to cut workforce by 15%, pursue strategic alternatives for several programs
RegenxBio hopes to achieve at least $100 million in cost savings from the moves.
Amsurg appoints CEO after separation from Envision following bankruptcy restructuring
The ambulatory surgery center business Amsurg has successfully emerged from its restructuring process after separating from Envision, which puts them under new leadership.
She Means Business: How credit cards can help you save money
Credit card issuers are wealthy for one reason: they exploit our worst impulses.
Delaying gratification is hard. Whether you blame evolution or a sinister advertising industry, we are addicted to things that promise goodies now while bumping the cost into the future.
And then there is the language that issuers use. By using the word “reward” they con us into thinking that we are making money. Other things that trip us up? People tend to focus on monthly, not overall, costs. And most of…
Gaithersburg biotech prepares to shut down, lay off ‘substantially all’ employees
The biotech's board unanimously approved a plan to liquidate.