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July 31, 2025: Introducing the MIT Climate Policy Center
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Corporate breakups like the potential Kraft Heinz split can give investors a money-making opportunity
The history of mergers of publicly traded companies has shown that — far more often than not — the anticipated synergies that could make a merger profitable "are mostly mythical," said senior
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The dirty secret about AI in the office that has CEOs admitting millions of white-collar jobs will be replaced
Professor Danielle Li believes that more experienced workers are more likely to face hardships du
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US pushes software developers to embrace memory safe languages
Software developers who have built careers writing programs in C and C++ may be reluctant to switch.
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The Fed's dilemma over tariff trade-offs
In her opinion piece, which explores lessons for central banks from past episodes of high inflation combined with weak growth, Professor
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WNBA has evolutionary agenda with new teams lining up to compete
Lecturer Shira Springer wrote: "Between now and 2030, historic, rapid expansion will transform
2025 MIT Women's Conference
Closing Conversation with Boston Globe Media CEO Linda Henry, SM ’05
Closing Conversation with Boston Globe Media CEO Linda Henry, SM ’05.
MIT Sloan Reunion 2024
Updates from Leadership featuring Interim Dean Georgia Perakis
Updates from Leadership featuring Georgia Perakis, John C Head III Dean (Interim).
MIT Sloan Reunion 2024
Dean’s Fireside Chat featuring Marcus Wilson, MBA ’04
Dean’s Fireside Chat featuring Marcus Wilson, MBA ’04.
The Hill | April 8, 2025
Despite Trump’s Fossil Fuel Embrace, Some Moves Rankle Industry
“Firms do not like economic uncertainty,” Christopher Knittel, MIT Sloan Professor of Applied Economics and Faculty Director of the MIT Climate Policy Center, explained in this article in The Hill.