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“The Management Tip,” Harvard Business Review, June 10, 2014 It can be tough to press for your own interests in an important relationship – especially if you’re dealing with a boss or an important customer. But forgoing your own needs is a...
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Joshua Bleiberg, Brookings, June 10, 2014 This article shares MIT Technology Review’s list of the 10 most important technological innovations that have emerged in 2014. Each item selected was based on its potential to change the world. […read...
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Marcie Bianco, Identities.Mic, May 1, 2014 If you’re a woman or minority student looking for a mentor, don’t hold your breath. New research has found that university professors exhibit a bias in favor of their white male students, information...
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Liat Clark, Wired UK, June 10, 2014 A team of material scientists has developed a technique for using beer brewing waste as a scaffold for bone regeneration. […read more]
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Douglas R. Conant, HBR Blog Network, March 26, 2014 Modern life, particularly work life, has become increasingly hectic. There are relentless demands from meetings, emails, text messages, questions to answer, problems to solve, fires to put out. These endless...
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Steven Russolillo, “MoneyBeat,” The Wall Street Journal, June 9, 2014 Apple’s unorthodox 7-for-1 stock split, announced at the end of April, has finally arrived. The article lists five things you need to know about the split. […read...
