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'Striketober' is showing workers' rising power – but will it lead to lasting change?
“It's clear that workers are much more empowered … These strikes could easily trigger more strike activity … ”
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Fed ethics office warned officials to curb unnecessary trading during rescue
“It speaks to governance, incentives and general attitude ... Presumably, someone in the White House will pay attention and look at the details.”
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MIT Sloan's Aggregate Confusion Project, an initiative to improve ESG measurement in the financial sector, welcomes four new investment firms as founding members
Our research team, with our five member companies, will work to improve ESG measurement in the financial sector.
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The collective intelligence of remote teams
"It's not where we work that matters the most; it's how the work is done and who is doing it."
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Which tasks are best for teams and which should be tackled solo?
"Are two heads better than one? Or do too many cooks spoil the broth?"
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Andrew Lo: It's possible to measure the impact of impact investing
Andrew Lo and co-author propose a framework for quantifying the impact of impact investing.
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Kids of color and STEM
Dr. Renee Richardson Gosline discusses STEM/STEAM and getting kids of color interested, into programs, and potential future opportunities.
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Respect–it's the one thing that can transform your company culture
“Employees rightly walk in the door expecting to be respected—if that's violated it elicits a strong negative reaction and it's universal.”
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Real humans of the MIT Sloan MBA class of 2023
Candidates of the MIT Sloan Class of 2023 share their stories and advice.
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Rent control re-explored: What the past can teach the future
Chris Palmer talks about the effects of rent control in Cambridge during its 25-year implementation and in the aftermath of its repeal.