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Wallack covers banking and financial services for the Business section. He previously reported for newspapers in Boston and San Francisco. His awards include first place in investigative reporting from the national Education Writers Association.
The former Red Sox pitcher’s video game company had employed more than 400 full-time workers and contractors.
The former Red Sox pitcher’s video game company, which had close to 400 employees, made the layoffs in the wake of financial difficulties, a company insider said.
The CEO and a senior vice president at the troubled video game company, started by former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, have apparently departed.
Shocked at the amount Liberty Mutual paid its former CEO, three Mass. senators have proposed budget amendments to discourage other mutual companies from giving outsized pay packages.