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Black Americans and the racist architecture of homeownership
"It seems that we're asking the victims to pay and to pay again for what was really not their fault."
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Texas Tribune | July 24, 2025
Texans will pay higher power bills as clean energy development slows because of tax credit cuts, economists say
"Economic uncertainty makes business people very uncomfortable, and that generally depresses investment everywhere," MIT Sloan Professor John Sterman told the Texas Tribune.
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September 4, 2025: Can Data Center Flexibility Save Money and Reduce Emissions?
This issue covers: an introduction to our Faculty Director, Christopher Knittel; our initial focal areas; and an award for the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator team.
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Simon Johnson joins Squawk Box Europe
In this broadcast interview professor Simon Johnson said: "We've had some episodes historically
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Energy secretary says he worries most about high electricity bills
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Tuesday that rising electricity prices are what he "worries about most" as Americans face high power bills.
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2 MIT professors offer a case study to consider for AI adoption: GM versus Toyota in the 1980s
Professor Nelson Repenning and senior lecturer
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What AI got right. Lessons for the rest of the business world.
"A lot of tech companies today have a lot of workers who are more receptive to using technology so they're experimenting with AI on their own," said professor
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Virginia eyes nuclear to power booming data centers
Senior lecturer John Parsons said: "I personally welcome the renewed interest in nuclear, and I
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From full scholarship to entrepreneurship: Kanika Rajput’s journey at MIT Sloan
Kanika Rajput (MBA '26) always imagined entrepreneurship as a long-term goal. She planned to return to private equity after Sloan, gain more experience, and only then start her own venture.
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Is the $1.3 billion Powerball lottery worth playing? An MIT math professor weighs in.
To understand the math, the author checked in with professor Arnold Barnett who said: "