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How some universities translate inclusive innovation into regional growth

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Can workplace relationships recover from microaggressions?

Research by assistant professor Basima Tewfik and co-author suggested that microaggressions don't have to torpedo workplace relationships.

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Athanasios Orphanides on real-time monetary rules and their impact on the Fed's framework review

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An MIT researcher says learning to argue can help you get promoted. Here are his 3 tips for moving up the career ladder.

"Someone might be unassertive for a variety of reasons. Whatever the background is, debate training can help them."

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Spending at bars and restaurants declined slightly in February

When you feel uncertain about the economy, "You might scale back and go to less nice restaurants. You might cook in a little more."

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The Eurozone's moment of truth

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Why are so many planes crashing? Scientists reveal the reason for the slew of incidents — as the latest accident kills 12 including famous singer

"The prominent recent crashes had very different causes, so they offer no evidence of a systematic problem that has become much more dangerous."

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Why British spooks are reaching out to the private sector

"Proximity still matters. One of the good reasons to have secret people in these ecosystems is that a bit of the ecosystem rubs off on them."

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Employees can repair work relationships after microaggressions, research shows

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