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American professor believes the wealth tax is a brake on growth
Norway does not lack people with good ideas but, rather, a tax system that attracts money and risk appetite, according to professor Scott Stern.
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Tracking emissions to help companies reduce their environmental footprint
Context Labs, led by Dan Harple SM ’13, uses AI-enabled data analytics and verification to help companies measure their true greenhouse emissions and document reductions.
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Got a new climate policy? Try testing it out first.
Like pilots learning to fly, decision-makers should safely simulate policies before they implement them.
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Trump's win threatens U.S. clean-energy boom
High tariffs could push up equipment costs across the board. Renewable projects are also capital intensive, meaning higher borrowing costs.
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Trump's second term is expected to bring big change to top U.S. cyber agency
"If anyone's trying to change the existing system to something different, it's got to be done with a certain amount of caution."
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AGI is coming faster than we think — we must get ready now
AI provides "an army of clerks, colleagues and coaches" available on demand, even as it sometimes takes on "big chunks" of jobs.
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A conversation with Simon Johnson about technology and prosperity
"One way we might take high productivity gains is by using resources more effectively, all kinds of resources, and by respecting the planet."
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QS Business Master's rankings 2025
MIT Sloan's MBA in Business Analytics (MBAn) ranked first in this QS global ranking.
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Can Europe really build its own DARPA?
"The EU can and should develop its own version of DARPA, but only after it understands the pillars on which the agency stands."
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A practical guide to gaining value from LLMs
"By following a systematic approach, businesses can leverage the powerful capabilities of modern AI systems while mitigating their risks."