Financial Times | January 22, 2025
Research Making a Real Difference
MIT Sloan's work on the C-ROADS climate policy simulator was "highly commended" in the Financial Times' 2025 Responsible Business Education Awards program.
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'Carbon pricing at Europe's borders is a good idea, but it has clear limits'
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AI is replacing more of women's jobs, but can we build inclusive workplaces?
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Highly skilled workers have been training AI — that comes at a cost
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Market concentration: Wall Street debates whether the S&P 500 is in danger
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2025 Most Disruptive MBA Startups: Otomo Health, MIT (Sloan)
Mike Sanchez (MBA '25) said: "I came to MIT Sloan to pursue my MBA with the intent of founding a company. What I didn't expect was finding my co-founders before I even had a concrete idea.
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2025 Most Disruptive MBA Startups: GrowthFactor, MIT (Sloan)
GrowthFactor's three cofounders all met during their first semester at MIT Sloan – Raj Shrimali (MBA '25) had been working in machine learning and AI his entire life; Sam Hall (MBA '25) had spent y
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Why investors won't know what to make of AI for a while
In a world of higher AI-fuelled economic growth real interest rates should rise. But at 4.9%, yields on 30-year Treasury bonds are little different to where they were at the start of the year.