Expert warns Elon Musk's Twitter purchase may be 'really bad for democracy'
"There are obviously a lot of questions with regard to the openness of a platform so integral to public discourse if it's taken private."
"There are obviously a lot of questions with regard to the openness of a platform so integral to public discourse if it's taken private."
"The labor movement is getting more aggressive and more sophisticated and so I think we're going to see more organizing in the future."
"There are CEOs that understand that diversity is actually 34% more profitable … and so they really actually want to make a go at it."
In "Hidden Games," Moshe Hoffman, and Erez Yoeli do a valiant job of applying game theory to seemingly irrational behavior.
"The last thing we were going to do ... was say goodbye to all the people that said hello to us all those years ago and built Blue Bottle."
Kristin Forbes says the Fed made it hard for itself with its quantitative easing (QE). "Everyone expected it to end on a certain date … "
Between March and June 2020, writes Athanasios Orphanides, the Fed created as many reserves as it had in its first 100 years.
"The fact that they are buying more than before the invasion suggests that it's not just because of long-term contracts."
MIT Sloan earned second place, with Wharton School ranking third. The 2022 rankings placed HBS in fourth ahead of Saïd in fifth.
Oil transports out of Russian ports expose a major weakness in the U.S. embargo allowing Russians to take advantage of higher oil prices.