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AI is not killing jobs, US study finds
Many economists believe claims by CEOs and the tech industry are — at least on an economy-wide level — overblown.
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ESG might be more resilient than critics expect
Principal research scientist Florian Berg wrote: "For those concerned about the threats to the w
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How growth markets are redefining the global economy
Dina Sherif, executive director of the MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship
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The university at UVI: Chronicle of a crisis foretold
Professor Yasheng Huang says that academic institutions should "claim a larger share of the val
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October 2, 2025: Who Pays the Cost of Climate Change?
MIT Climate Policy Center October 2025 Newsletter.
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What Jane Goodall’s Life And Legacy Can Teach Business Leaders Of Today
"In September 2025, Jane Goodall—her voice carrying both urgency and calm authority—warned: “We have a window of time. But it’s not a very big window, and if we don’t change the way we do things..."
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Interactive role-play with climate policy simulation can motivate evidence-based climate action
Here we analyze the impact of the En-ROADS Climate Action Simulation on participants’ understanding of high-leverage climate solutions, affective engagement, intent to act, and real-world action.
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'Alternative history' of the NIH shows how a 40% budget cut may thwart new medicines
A new study by professors
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A quest to end breast cancer slows as the Trump-Harvard dispute drags on
A new study found that more than half of drugs approved by the FDA since 2000 used NIH-fun
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China is leaving America in the dust on clean energy
"China has pretty clearly decided that that's where the world is going and has invested heavily in electric vehicles," said professor