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For contract workers, saving for retirement can be daunting. Here's how to get started.
Contract workers often struggle to save for retirement. And there are droves of them — now making up more than 1 in 10 US workers.
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Impact of climate change on productivity: research by Namrata Kala of MIT
For associate professor Namrata Kala, India continues to be a research focus to understand how climate change affects companies.
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For an AI lesson, India must look back — 300 years
Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson glean insights for the interplay of machine and labor by comparing the age of AI to the early industrial rev.
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Why our brains crave beauty, art and nature
"Whether you're good at given artistic field or not is absolutely irrelevant to the neuroaesthetic benefits."
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What do Google's AI answers cost the environment?
"The number of searches going through an LLM is going to go up, and therefore, probably, the energy costs are going to go up."
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The innovation spiral and the four building blocks of breakthrough ideas
"One of the key principles of brainstorming is to suspend judgment."
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The top 50 women Chief Investment Officers of 2024
Camille Carlstrom (MBA '00), CIO at Fidelity Investments and Ana Yankova (MBA '05), CIO at Mount Holyoke College were recognized in this ranking.
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Some kind of carbon tax is coming to America, like it or not
A carbon tax could raise $2 trillion over a decade putting a huge dent in the federal budget deficit.
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Why China's economic model still appeals overseas
Yasheng Huang discussed why China's model for economic development holds appeal for countries looking for an alternative to the Washington model.
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Most Americans think college degrees aren't worth the expense, according to a new study — does this spell doom for higher education?
A paper by Sinan Aral and co-authors discovered that high-paying jobs often come through "weak ties" — for example, people who are acquaintances.