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In "The Rise and Fall of the EAST," Mr. Huang explains Chinese history as a tussle between administrative "scale" and intellectual "scope."

Research led by Emilio Castilla found that referred employees received more support than other new hires.

The rich and powerful have hijacked progress throughout history, says Daron Acemoglu. They did so in the Middle Ages and now in the age of AI.

Andrew Lo proposed a $30bn cancer “megafund” a decade ago to combine drug testing projects to diversify risk.

Questions remain as to how the sport industry can capitalize on new virtual reality spaces.

"You know where you want to go. You know where the summit is, but there are no more markers and you have to feel your way."

"The issue isn’t 'What should we spend?' It’s 'What do we want our returns to be?'"

In “The Case for Good Jobs”, a new book, Zeynep Ton of MIT Sloan School of Management argues that doing less can often make commercial sense.

"The world does not need more countries to fall under Chinese and Russian influence, or to align against the United States."

“When you have more imposter thoughts ... you almost default to being more interpersonally sensitive.”