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Digital Economy
5 elements of a successful digital platform
Web3, artificial intelligence, 5G, and blockchain are significant catalysts for change at Fidelity, says president of personal investing Joanna Rotenberg.
Aug 9, 2022
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Hiring
Why you should consider an open hiring model for your business
The bakery behind Ben & Jerry’s brownie ice cream hires with no questions asked. They wouldn’t have it any other way.
Mar 16, 2018
MIT GCFP
Public Policy
Fair Value in Play for 2016 U.S. Budget Process
A recent topic of debate in the U.S. budget community centers on how the federal government should estimate the cost of providing loans to various borrowers such as students and homebuyers. Currently costs are assessed assuming that the government’s cost of capital is equal to the Treasury rate. Pro...
May 21, 2015
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Technology
Why investors should look at ‘tough tech’
Tough tech, which applies science and technology to the world’s biggest problems, is redefining industries.
Jan 10, 2023
MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative
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The MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative Blog covers everything from sustainability career insights, MIT student experiences, new research, and more.
Institute for Work and Employment Research
Human Resources
Tools and Resources for Running Health and Well-Being Committee Meetings
These materials provide very detailed guidance on running the initial meetings of a Health and Well-being Committee (HaWC), a new form of participatory program that gives employees a channel to voice concerns and ideas for improving the workplace. The HaWC model was developed by researchers at the ...
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Joseph P. Weber
George Maverick Bunker Professor of Management, Professor, Accounting
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Finance
Banks’ climate pledges don’t add up to change, research finds
Voluntary climate commitments by financial institutions aren’t having a positive impact, research finds. But banks do have time to reverse course and make progress.
Jul 10, 2024
MIT GCFP
Public Policy
Opacity in Checking Government Loan Cost Accuracy
The U.S. government’s ubiquitous role providing credit—mostly to students and homeowners—in the post-financial crisis economy is unmistakable but the ultimate costs to taxpayers can be far from obvious. While nearly all of the deliberation and debate about the price of extending government credit is...
Sep 9, 2015