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Where do Americans mingle?
By matching people’s movements to data on where they live, [Nathan Wilmers and co-author] were able to see where rich and poor mingle.
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Bosses are tracking how long you're working — and using it to judge your performance. It's a terrible way to get the best out of workers.
"The notion of tracking hours is so antithetical to being productive."
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Why auto workers are asking for a 46% pay raise
"There's great determination on the part of the union to use this moment to say, now it's time to catch up on losses."
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Local climate tech companies score big funding rounds
Tod Hynes said cleantech investment funds have stockpiled over $120 billion in cash over the past two years.
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Great power competition today
"The recent BRICS summit in South Africa marks the start of a new phase of Great Power competition."
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In aftermath of recent Boston teen brawls, police point to social media
What has arrived with social media is the potential for some posts to go viral, which allows their visibility to grow exponentially.
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Announcing the Thinkers50 2023 Strategy Award shortlist
Addressing the challenges of businesses transformation, "Future Ready" serves as a transformation playbook.
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The World Cup ‘kiss’: An opportunity to tackle complicated, sensitive issues in women’s sports
"Rubiales and his gaslighting showed it’s easy for some leaders to deny the existence of the unsafe, toxic environments they’ve created."
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Labor unions are making a comeback
"The penalties for employer violations of labor law are ludicrous. So weak that it has no deterrent effect."
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Feel like an imposter? It might be good for your career.
“When you have more imposter thoughts ... you almost default to being more interpersonally sensitive.”