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As firms eagerly scramble to integrate AI into their workflow, it can feel a bit like throwing spaghetti at the wall. Maybe AI will improve customer service? Maybe it can focus on low-level work? Maybe it will help with analysis, streamline supply chains, or write better executive talking points?

This experimentation to see what sticks can ...


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Scientists have been warning us about climate change for decades, telling us that if we don’t reduce our carbon emissions soon, life on Earth will become exceedingly difficult. And for a while, it seemed like people cared: governments passed policies, companies made net-zero pledges, people shopped with reusable bags.

But, as it stands, global emissions are at an all-ti...


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Welcome to the United States of Europe.

It’s a large, Western nation with a population similar to that of the United States of America. Its workforce is roughly comparable to America’s, too, as is the quality of its academic institutions and its overall economic development.

Of course, the United States of Europe doesn’t really exist...


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In February 2022, WNBA star Brittney Griner was arrested at a Moscow airport with cannabis oil in her luggage. She was charged, tried, convicted, and sentenced to nine years in a penal colony. The legal process, though ordinary on the surface, was political theater. Ten months later, Griner walked free, exchanged for notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout.

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Most remote job listings look like any other—until you read the fine print. More skills are required. More experience is expected.

That’s the pattern that Letian Zhang, an associate professor of management ...


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