Press Source: Ekathimerini (Greece)

Users start innovating for themselves

“Companies need to modify their search process so that they also look for prototype innovations that users have developed for their own needs."

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Press Source: Forbes

Why do legacy college admissions still exist?

Legacy graduates (and their families) were seven times as likely to make high-dollar donations as non-legacies.

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Press Source: BioSpace

Pharma's biggest losses: Once-dropped drugs make lucrative comebacks

The decision to license or sell a drug depends on profitability, strategic mission, and whether a company “believes” in the science of a drug.

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Press Source: Wired

Should you get paid for teaching a chatbot to do your job?

“Now data can be used to solve other people's problems ... I think it's really important to find a way to measure and compensate that.”

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Press Source: Los Angeles Times (Subscription Required) (Opinion Piece)

The writers' strike is partly about AI. They're right to worry

"We need a pivot ... toward a focus on 'machine usefulness,' the idea that computers should primarily enhance human capabilities."

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Press Source: National Mortgage News (Registration Required) (Opinion Piece)

No, FHFA is not encouraging a race to the bottom

"It seems that FHFA pricing changes were well considered."

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Press Source: The Actuary (UK) (Opinion Piece)

Delivering the facts

To be an effective actuary, it's not enough to calculate probability and risk accurately. You also need to accurately communicate your results.

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Press Source: MiM Guide

Masters in Finance Programs: On the Rise

"Students who are able to ask creative questions that incorporate the why’s and what-if’s are well positioned for long-term success."

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Press Source: CFO (Opinion Piece)

How should CFOs select peer firms for benchmarking?

Knowing how to select a good set of comparable firms can improve CFOs’ internal performance assessments and aid with decision-making.

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Press Source: ThinkAdvisor

Married couples are leaving 401(k) money on the table

Couples are not effectively coordinating their retirement contributions, robbing the average household of 10% of potential contributions.

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