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"We know that Trump would take us out of the Paris agreement. Losing that global leadership would be one of the losses of a Trump presidency."
Boston needs to reexamine school assignment system
"The vast sums that now go to cross-neighborhood transportation might be better spent."
How large firms can get innovation right
Some large organizations develop new talent by empowering employees to lead and make choices about the projects to which they contribute.
AI's quiet impact on 2024 campaign: 'Micro-targeting' explained
Messaging based on a single characteristic — like party affiliation — can increase persuasion "by up to 70 per cent."
A Nobel Prize-winning economist on Donald Trump's tax and tariff plans: ...
"It’s a terrible, stupid, and pointless negotiating tactic because a tariff is a tax on your own consumers."
After TD Bank's record fine, what comes next?
"Restorative justice would be a positive next step for TD Bank to help repair the societal harm that has been caused."
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16 years later: Is Bitcoin finally ready to disrupt global payments?
"Bitcoin is the basis for a truly open and neutral protocol for money."
Why CIOs need a two-tier approach to gen AI
IT leaders need to see tools such as AI assistants and copilots "as really important mechanisms for building their data democracy."
Strong consumer spending continues to bolster GDP
The sweet spot for consumer spending? There is no simple answer. Because the sweet spot depends on what else is happening in the economy.