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State policy linked to improved data sharing, care quality
"We need to understand how state laws most encourage and discourage the use of HIEs and ... weigh the benefits of information sharing."
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The small consolations of office irritations
People who worry about being an impostor are regarded as having better interpersonal skills than those who are untroubled by self-doubt.
MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy | The Wall Street Journal
How Federal Lending Programs Served as a Big Shadow Stimulus
It’s no secret Washington tried to prevent an even deeper economic collapse by launching a $787 billion stimulus program in 2009. What’s much less appreciated is how the federal government [...]
MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy | PR Newswire
Consortium for Systemic Risk Analytics Joins MIT Research Organizations
The Consortium for Systemic Risk Analytics (CSRA), a not-for-profit Delaware Corporation, and the MIT Sloan School of Management announced today that it will become part of a joint collaboration among
MIT News
MIT Sloan Ranked Highly by US News for 2023-2024
Five MIT Sloan graduate programs ranked first and second in the annual report.
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Making Property Assessments as Simple as Snapping a Picture
The technology of MIT alumni-founded Hosta AI creates detailed property assessments from photos.
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Thousands Team Up to Meet MIT 24-Hour Challenge
Pi Day on March 14 is always a joyous occasion at MIT.
The Banker | April 6, 2023
Aggregate Confusion researchers: ESG ratings are still our best option
Often criticised, ESG ratings have an important role to play in the ESG ecosystem, but we need regulation that will improve measurement.
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Executive courses that help managers navigate hybrid work
"The ability to lead and oversee negotiations is a management and leadership skill that is more important than ever."
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Global fintech interview with Clare Herceg, CEO and founder at Let's Get Set
I spent a decade scaling and funding solutions for low-wage communities, and saw firsthand that they had financial needs that were going unmet."