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Evicted from Boston, a new West African restaurant is being welcomed in Providence
Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor (MBA '21) studies the question of how to make retail spaces more usable for small businesses.
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These are the key arguments in the antitrust case against Facebook
“What's unique about the personal social networking market is that it runs on network effects, which tends to warrant market concentration.”
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MIT study: Paying with credit cards activates your brain to create 'purchase cravings' for more spending
Credit card shopping tells us to “step on the gas” and leads to more “purchase cravings” in the future.
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The financial markets almost seized up a year ago – it's time to finally make fixes
Private equity firms, hedge funds and investment companies are still underregulated. S.P. Kothari makes the case for strengthening the rules.
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Vaccine selfies and videos have a positive impact on vaccination rates, MIT study says
News stories about vaccine hesitancy may be doing more harm than good. But there's good news — and it comes in the form of selfies.
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FDA fast-tracked more MIT-born biotechs than industry average, study finds
“...it’s clear that MIT is creating innovative therapeutics on a regular basis.”
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MIT COVID Pass Dashboard
MIT's COVID Pass Dashboard summarizes the results of MIT's surveillance testing strategy for individuals approved to live, study or work on campus.
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Immigrants to the U.S. create more jobs than they take
A new study looks at how immigration shapes the economy, analyzing immigrants' contributions as both employees and founders.
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People's notions about AI are terrible, an MIT study asks whether they can be helped
"Participants who anthropomorphized the AI more assigned less proportional credit to the artist."
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In it together
A first-of-its-kind study found that when states close, re-open and then close again, it's less effective at stemming the spread of the virus.