Those who have "imposter workplace thoughts” may have an advantage over their colleagues when it comes to social skills and teamwork.

"The big question I get asked is will this be a turning point, or just a flash in [the] pan."

"Cyberattacks are frequent and dangerous. ... Every manager knows it. But they still get things wrong with cybersecurity. All the time.”

"It's imperative to restart the Ukrainian economy and generate more tax revenue, even as the fighting carries on."

"In the research that we've done, companies that are much more effective at creating the four drivers have much higher revenue growth."

"Like war, human-caused warming also poses an escalating threat … Things left out of sight and untended on a hot stove can combust.”

"Juneteenth doesn't help corporations take diverse hiring slates more seriously [or] provide a third party outside audit of DEI efforts."

"Economics has another diversity problem that's been largely overlooked: socioeconomic background."

A further market distortion arises from what academics Florian Berg, Julian Kölbel and Roberto Rigobon call “aggregate confusion."

MIT Sloan is joint ninth overall, and the top business school in the US.