During a visit to MIT, Jon Moeller talked about sustainability, technology and marketing trends, and how P&G reduced its product portfolio in order to grow.
A new book by MIT Sloan professor Catherine Turco explores how street-level markets are a central, and centrally important, social institution in American life.
If TDFs continue to grow in popularity, they could further decrease volatility in the stock market and increase the correlation between stocks and bonds.
In an excerpt from her new book, MIT Sloan School of Management professor Kristin J. Forbes uses six military principles from Chinese philosophy to develop guidance for central banks.
The marriage of industrial data, artificial intelligence, and the industrial internet of things promises a new era of flexible product design.
What we learned about hybrid work this year, and what to do next.
No matter how much raw talent an employee brings to the table, poor conduct can erase their gains.
A recent MIT Sloan study found that a federal carbon price of $7 in 2020 could reduce emissions by the same amount as all of the flagship climate policies adopted by the Obama administration.
How will science and technology impact the human body, mind, and society in the 21st century? The inaugural Future of People conference will explore this increasingly important question.
MIT researchers have developed a methodology for systematically tracking the outcomes of academic licensing transactions as a means of increasing funding to bridging the “valley of death.”
