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Vantage Group Holdings Ltd., the Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer, is offering U.S. primary casualty in addition to its existing Bermuda and U.S.
A 25,000-square-foot building in Berlin recently sold for $1.4 million, records show. The light industrial warehouse at 76 Fuller Way was sold by The Big A LLC, whose principal is Stephen DiMarco of Avon. The buyer is 76 Fuller Way LLC, whose principal is Timothy Rassias of Holden, Mass. The sale includes 2.6 acres. The 25,198-square-foot building was erected in 1990 and was 100% leased at sale. Tenants include Premier Limousine. The property was initially listed for $1.6 million and was on the market for 328 days.
Overtime, a digital sports brand was born on social media in 2016, and set its sights on growing online video to achieve scale. Execs at the media brand for Gen Z and millennials identified from its beginnings that social media was the platform to find younger audiences and they focused on social posts and platform distribution. The brand now boasts an audience of 35 million unique monthly viewers. As the Gen Z and millennial cohort of 18- to 34-year-old internet users continues to grow, the reach that social video can get has started exceeding linear TV, according to Tubular Lab’s researc...
By Mark K. Miller | May 13, 2021 | 10:27 a.m. ET. Tubular Labs, a social video content and audience measurement company, today appointed Stephen DiMarco chief strategy officer, effective immediately. As the company furthers its efforts to be the de facto ratings service for comparing TV with premium social video, DiMarco will lead product and the execution of Tubular’s go-to-market strategy selling to brands and agencies. More than 6 million U.S. households are estimated to have cut pay TV subscriptions in 2020 — the most subscribers ever in a single year, according to eMarketer. With th...
Art world insider meets âpent-up needâ with new Coolidge Corner gallery By Cate McQuaid Globe Correspondent,Updated December 15, 2020, 6:15 p.m. Email to a Friend BROOKLINE â Yng-Ru Chen never planned to open an art gallery. COVID-19 changed that. Last year, Chen moved from New York back to her childhood home in Brookline to send her kids to schools here. She was still running her art advisory company, Praise Shadows, from a Brooklyn studio, working with artists and companies on new models for entrepreneurship. Then the pandemic hit. âI realized how much more localized art...