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Daron Acemoglu, Nobel Prize winner in economics: 'We've never had companies as powerful as technology companies; they control the fabric of our society, how we access information, and how we interact.'
Institute Professor Daron Acemoglu said: "The promise of technology was to create opportunities for all, but what we have is a single system that concentrates power and wealth."
The EU's new climate and trade policy will be a good deal for US steel and aluminum
Professor Catherine Wolfram and co-authors wrote: "The European Union's pending implementation of the world's first large-scale climate and trade policy will benefit the U.S. and expand production in important American industries while potentially boosting U.S. exports to the European Union."
Why the US and Europe could lose the race for fusion energy
"Harnessing fusion will deliver the energy resilience, security, and abundance needed for all modern industrial and service sectors," wrote associate dean for innovation Fiona E. Murray and co-authors. "But these benefits will be controlled by the nation that leads in both developing the complex supply chains required and building fusion power plants at scales large enough to drive down economic costs."
Does working from home kill company culture?
"Companies that really score highly on agility — NVIDIA, SpaceX, Tesla — tend to strike a deal with their employees," said professor of the practice Donald Sull. Employees are offered generous pay, great career opportunities and other perks. "But the trade-off is the work-life balance tends to be really bad," he added.
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