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Why social skills will drive success in the workplace of the future
Coworkers who interacted more had faster calls, less stress and the same approval ratings as their colleagues who stayed glued to their phones.
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The consequences of GOP climate denial will be costly
"Persistent climate denial will increase the domestic cost of extreme weather events driven by the warming now built into the global system."
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We need content moderation: Meta is out of step with public opinion
"User-based content moderation approaches have shown promise, but they best serve as a complement to, rather than replacement for, other tools."
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 Georgia Perakis, John C Head III Dean (Interim)
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.
The Times of India | April 12, 2025
"The Rest of the World Is Forging Ahead on Climate Action..."
In this interview published in The Times of India, MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram discusses the global transition to clean energy and various international aspects of climate policy.
Marketplace | May 6, 2025
Is the Clean Energy Economy Doomed?
The U.S. is at risk of falling behind in a world economy that is decarbonizing, explains MIT Sloan's Christopher Knittel in an interview on Marketplace.
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Trump's tariffs will wound free trade, but the blow may not be fatal
"The Europeans could get closer to China and pick up a lot of the slack from Vietnam."