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Gusher of pandemic aid averted global depression, but left a bad hangover
"The small, short-term spending response and its pattern suggest that the (payments) went to many people who did not need the funds.”
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Meltem Demirors on why society isn't ready for a crypto-driven revolution yet
"We've recognized that in order for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to achieve adoption, we do need to collaborate with institutions.”
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Forget Bill Gates' strategy: This is the best Wordle starting word according to MIT researchers
A pair of MIT researchers recently set out to find the optimal starting word for the popular online puzzle.
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'Successful entrepreneurs now deploy cutting-edge tech tools, venture creation tactics – and a social vision that extends beyond profit maximisation'
"We believe that if we educate the next generation of individuals, they will build not just one but many innovative new ventures."
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Looking for a new job? Ask someone you barely know
"What this study shows is that the cliche about how important it is to network is true."
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A massive LinkedIn study reveals who actually helps you get that job
"If you get a recommendation for somebody, and you don't see what the connection could possibly be, they still might be worth exploring."
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Thinkers50 Hall of Fame: Sumantra Ghoshal (1948–2004)
Sumantra Ghoshal (SM '83, PhD '85) has been posthumously inducted into the Thinkers50 Hall of Fame 2022.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook to blame for depression among students?
"We find that, after the introduction of Facebook, students were more likely to report experiencing impairments to academic performance."
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Look at multiple bottom lines in fair share amendment fight
"Massachusetts has many strengths. The question is, how can its strengths be used to fill the deficits we see around us?”
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Zero trust closes the end-user gap in cybersecurity
"Every single person that interacts with systems is a possible vulnerability point."