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HubSpot to lay off more than 600 employees

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By Dana Gerber Verified
| EIN News
Cambridge tech firm HubSpot announced Tuesday that it is laying off nearly 660 employees, or about 7 percent of its workforce. The job cuts come amid a stock slump for HubSpot , which aims to help businesses improve operations through marketing automation, customer service, and sales software. HubSpot has recently doubled down on its focus on artificial intelligence — a pivot that chief executive Yamini Rangan said played a part in the restructuring.
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From Bethesda Magazine: Sweet celebration caps Gaithersburg woman’s 50th birthday bash

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By Dana Gerber Verified
| Bethesda Magazine Verified
Photo credit: Navjeet Saggu Photography The celebrant: Neelma Kohli, 51, lives in Gaithersburg with her husband, Pawan. She owns and runs Swaadish by Neelma, a luxury dessert catering company. Photo credit: Navjeet Saggu Photography The planning: Kohli didn’t initially imagine an elaborate soiree for her 50th birthday party. In Indian culture, Kohli says, “celebrations are larger-than-life, and we all like to celebrate each other.
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From Bethesda Magazine: Baseball is name of the game at this Bethesda teen’s bar mitzvah

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| Bethesda Magazine Verified
Photo credit: Jessica Latos Photography The bar mitzvah: Ryan Sternberg, 13, lives in Bethesda. He is a seventh grader at Thomas W. Pyle Middle School, also in Bethesda. Photo credit: Jessica Latos Photography The prep: To learn his Torah portion, a section of the Jewish scripture, Ryan worked with a tutor, and to write his accompanying speech, he did a “boot camp” at his synagogue, Temple Sinai in Upper NW Washington, D.C., says his mom, Stacey Kaltman.
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