By Chunlin Wang, University of Utah Several weeks ago I came across an online article (in Chinese) titled “Reflection on the Career Path of a Chinese American Woman as a Graduate of MIT”. The lady was No. 1 in her middle school and high school and a top student at MIT. When she graduated from… Continue reading University of Utah Offers World Class Entrepreneurship Program
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Attorney Ye Edward Huang to Lecture Legal Issues of Business Formation at Harvard
By David Li, bostonese.com Cambridge, Mass., April 23, 2013, — Entrepreneurship has been a hot topic among Asian American students in the Greater Boston Areas over past few years. They may have great ideas for innovative products. But they sometimes face daunting challenges to transform their ideas into real products when they try to understand… Continue reading Attorney Ye Edward Huang to Lecture Legal Issues of Business Formation at Harvard
Junheng Li — Tiger Woman on Wall Street
Boston, April 22, 2014, — In her new book Tiger Woman on Wall Street, Junheng Li recalled many incidences of physical punishment she suffered from her father since she was only three years old in the first chapter: Tiger Dad, Tiger Daughter. The book offers an interesting combination of autobiography of the author and global… Continue reading Junheng Li — Tiger Woman on Wall Street
My First 100 Days as Boston City Councilor
By Michelle Wu, Boston City Councilor at Large on April 16, 2014 As of today, my new colleagues and I have officially served 100 days on the Boston City Council–and I wanted to give you an update on some of the major projects I’ve been working on since January 6th.
Boston Housing Production and Main Streets Funding Get a Boost
April 11, 2013, — Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced today that this spring, five million dollars will be made available to build housing in the City of Boston. The funds will come from the City’s Inclusionary Development Fund, and are being made available after a comprehensive review of that fund’s finances and fiscal controls. One… Continue reading Boston Housing Production and Main Streets Funding Get a Boost
Data Storage Pioneer Wins $1.4 Million Millennium Technology Prize
San Jose, Calif. and Helsinki, April 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — IBM today announced that researcher and IBM Fellow, Dr. Stuart Parkin, is the winner of the prestigious Millennium Technology Prize, awarded every two years by the Technology Academy Finland (TAF), an independent foundation aimed at supporting scientific research and new technologies that will benefit humanity.… Continue reading Data Storage Pioneer Wins $1.4 Million Millennium Technology Prize
Tips for Finding Full-time Positions in Asia
By Greater China Recruiting Thanks to everyone who participated in our GC APD WebEx session, hope you found it informative and encouraging! Hong Kong is home to headquarters of many international companies (file photo).
Councilor Wu Files Open Data Ordinance to Cultivate Innovation
Boston, April 7, 2014, — Michelle Wu, Boston City Councilor At-Large, today filed an open data ordinance to be proposed at the April 9 meeting of the Boston City Council. Councilor Wu speaks at a recent event in Boston Chinatown (bostonese.com file photo).
MIT-CHIEF Demo Day Showcases Innovative Teams
Dear Friends, We are excited to announce that the MIT-China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (MIT-CHIEF) will host its second Demo Day on Saturday, April 5, 2014. The event will take place at 50 Vassar Street, MIT 34-101 in Cambridge, MA from 12:30 – 5:00 PM. The theme of this year’s Demo Day is Hardware vs.… Continue reading MIT-CHIEF Demo Day Showcases Innovative Teams
Red Sox Honored in the White House
Washington, D.C., — April 1, 2014, The President welcomed the Boston Red Sox to the White House today, in honor of their World Series Championship last season. David Ortiz twitted this picture and wrote: “What an honor! Thanks for the #selfie, @BarackObama.”