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Facts, ignored: The truth is flexible when falsehoods support political beliefs
In surveys, both Republican and Democratic voters used moral grounds to justify politicians' false statements.
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Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and other corporate giants have huge bond holdings, and here's why that's a problem
"In essence, corporate giants have become lenders in their own right, running financial institutions within their company walls."
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Bitcoin is ... back?
"It is becoming increasingly clear that bitcoin will be a foundational asset for the future of the financial system."
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DEI is a lightning rod for controversy – but the practice isn't dead
Some people and firms are now fatigued following George Floyd's death, the "guilt" brought by America's racial dialogue and the surge in DEI ...
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How to measure the productivity of remote workers
If you've set clear priorities, micromanaging will be redundant "because you've told them: Here's what you need to accomplish.”
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Universal basic income in Kenya
Tavneet Suri discusses new evidence from a long-term, large-scale experiment in Kenya evaluating the impacts of providing a UBI.
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Maria Sinanis & John Davis: Succession begins long before the transfer of leadership
"I would say the top challenge for family businesses is the pace of change and how unpredictable the future is."
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JPMorgan Chase is the biggest of the big banks. Critics say that poses a risk
"There's nothing necessary or essential about the mega banks at the JPMorgan scale."
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Silicon Valley is pricing academics out of AI research
"To keep getting better, what you expect to need is more and more money, more and more computers, more and more data."
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The AI boom in executive education: What you can study right now at the world's top b-schools
Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy — has made history, becoming the most-attended online program at MIT Sloan ExecEd.