Sloan Kettering Executive Turns Over Stake in Biotech Company as Medical Center Deals With Crisis: Daily News Roundup
October 1, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
Sloan Kettering Executive Turns Over Windfall Stake in Biotech Start-Up (New York Times and ProPublica)
A Nonprofit Got Special Loans and Tax Breaks for Low-Income Housing. Deal Makers Collected Millions in Fees, but Buildings Deteriorated (Chicago Tribune)
Harvard’s Investment Gain Trails Rivals (Wall Street Journal — subscription)
About the Nonprofit Work Force
A Progressive Fundraising Behemoth Faces Fresh Accusations of Unjust Labor Practices (Pacific Standard)
28,000 Public Servants and Nonprofit Workers Sought Student-Loan Forgiveness. 96 Got it. (New York Times)
Big Gifts and Grants
Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger Donates $68.5 Million in Stock to U.C. Santa Barbara (Barron’s)
Alexander Hamilton’s First Bank Gets $8 Million Grant to Help It Reopen as Museum (Associated Press)
Ideas and Opinions
These Individuals Are the Champions of Impact Investing (Barron’s)
How Catholic Communities Are Crowdfunding Fairer Trials for Immigrants (Pacific Standard)
This Startup Is Using A.I. to Help Nonprofits Raise More Money (Inc.)
