This new starter kit offers investors practical steps and tools to move from from isolated efforts to coordinated, systems-level change.
A good job requires more than higher pay; employees want to be challenged and to contribute to problem-solving.
A veteran of the Federal Reserve talks about her dedication to data, the costs of speaking up, and how her “Sahm rule” could improve the impact of stimulus checks.
“The Hangover” producer Scott Budnick left moviemaking to advocate for prison reform, then he came back. Here’s how he connects his two passions.
A new book from MIT Sloan lecturer Malia C. Lazu offers managers an actionable guide to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
After her daughter's traumatic brain injury (TBI), Lynne Becker became an entrepreneur on a mission—a mission to share with others what she learned about TBI. And ultimately, a mission to accelerate research and clinical trials. Two student teams taking MIT Sloan’s Analytics Lab (A-Lab) helped her t...
At a conference in Portland, Oregon yesterday, MIT Sloan Prof. Thomas W. Malone presented a new research paper highlighting the potential of web-based contests to address major international issues.
The initiative is open to individuals, businesses and groups with the goal of developing a diverse, global community of problem solvers.
Donating to charity. Voting. Turning lights off when you leave a room. The research behind getting people to actually adopt altruistic behaviors.
New research looking at LinkedIn connections shows that acquaintances can be more helpful in finding employment than close contacts.
