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Immigrants act more as job creators than job takers

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Fact check: Hackers using visually similar characters to deceive in phishing schemes

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The 100 most influential Bostonians

#94. [Lecturer] Malia Lazu...was brought to the MIT Sloan School to help make Boston's innovation-economy community more inclusive.

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'Apple has the strongest case' in court battle with Epic

Michael Cusumano looks at the legal battle between Apple and Epic Games. The bone of contention: Apple's App Store.

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2021 Best 40-Under-40 Professors: David Rand, MIT (Sloan)

“I started as a punk rocker, then became a computational biologist, then a behavioral economist, and then a cognitive psychologist."

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2021 Best 40-Under-40 Professors: Basima Tewfik, MIT (Sloan)

At just 31 years old, Basima Tewfik is among the youngest professors to be included on this list of top young business school talent.

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Clearing the way for adult learners

As of the beginning of September, 50,000 students had signed up for the upcoming MITx MicroMasters program.

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Parents got more time off. Then the backlash started.

"...what do you think is going to happen if that person quits?...You're going to actually be stretched further.”

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Hold a diversified portfolio and don't try and time the market: Robert Pozen

Robert Pozen joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss his macro outlook on the market and the risks facing the economy in the back half of 2020.

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Economists are turning to culture to explain wealth and poverty

Work by Acemoglu and Johnson has found a further element of randomness which may explain contemporary patterns of wealth and poverty.

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