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PANEL - Social Media Changing Research Norms
Jon Fredrickson, Matthew Herper, Elizabeth Iorns, Sally Okun, Greg Simon, John Wilbanks
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PANEL - Optimists only - Is life sciences still a good investment?
Jens Eckstein, Dan Hartman, Garen Staglin, Chris Varma, Alastair J.J. Wood
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Creating Food Systems Change Through an Impact Campaign for a Documentary Film
Iowa is the equivalent of the 10th most populous country in the world in terms of the amount of feca
l waste produced. How is this possible, when the human population is only around 3 million?
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Be Agile to Thrive
Retaining agility an
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Americans Are Aging. Let’s Make Sure We Can Afford It.
The good news? People are living longer than ever.
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A New Social Contract for Retirement
The Asia-Pacific reg
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Sustainability Through the Power of Partnerships
One of the most rewarding partnerships of my career began about a decade ago in Reykjavik while shar
ing a bottle of Zicam.
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The Power of Early Learning to Build Brighter Futures
At Sesame Workshop, we have always believed that if we want to see a better, more peaceful, more pro
sperous world, one of the best investments we can make is in quality early education for the world’s children.
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A Business Case for Closing America’s Racial Wealth Gap
By most key measures, it appears US investors have been handsomely rewarded since the global financi
al crisis of 2008.
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Transparency Is Key to Reaching Equality and Shared Prosperity
Earlier this year, Citi decided to be transparent about a statistic I’ve described as “disappointing
” and “ugly:” Citi’s unadjusted or “raw” pay gap for women and US minorities, which measures the difference in median total compensation when we don’t ad
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Technology's Impact on Asia's Rapid Ascent
In recent years, glo
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Inequality, the Challenge for Asia
Asia has come a long way in