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Best-Performing Cities 2014
The Milken Institute's annual "Best-Performing Cities" index shows that technology and shale energy
were the biggest factors behind America's booming cities. Tech titan San Francisco claimed the top spot, up two ranks from last year. Last year's No.
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The Last Crisis, the Next Crisis, and the Future of Large Banks
The future of large banks depends on the effectiveness of the post-crisis regulatory system, which
is ironic: the reaction of large banks to the 2010 Dodd-Frank law was broadly negative, even while many people working at large banks recognized that chan
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video
MI Forum: Hall of Mirrors
Barry Eichengreen, Michael Hiltzik
video
How the Poor Can Save Capitalism: Rebuilding the Path to the Middle Class
John Hope Bryant, Paul Irving
video
Imperial Gamble: Putin, Ukraine, and the New Cold War
Marvin Kalb, Jerrold Green
article
Public Health Leaders Address Global Challenges at Milken Institute Summit
LOS ANGELES—The sudden appearance of the Zika virus—and the need for effective action to halt its sp
read—underlines the fact that public health issues often represent the most important threats to the welfare of the world.
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Milken Institute announces ‘Best-Performing Cities 2014’
LOS ANGELES — The Milken Institute’s annual “Best-Performing Cities” index shows that technology and
shale energy were the biggest factors behind America’s booming cities — especially technology.
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Milken Institute names Paul H. Irving chairman of new Center for the Future of Aging
LOS ANGELES – The Milken Institute today announced the creation of the Center for the Future of Agin
g and named Paul H. Irving as its chairman.
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In the latest Milken Institute Review: Wharton School economist argues that America’s “skills shortage” is a myth
LOS ANGELES – Peter Cappelli of Penn’s Wharton School takes aim at the received wisdom that the U.S.
economy suffers from shortages of vital labor skills.
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Milken Institute challenges America to “Drink Different”
LOS ANGELES — Each day, Americans make choices about what they will eat and drink. Often, these are
unhealthy ones, contributing to a national obesity rate of more than 33 percent.
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FasterCures announces formation of Value & Coverage Advisory Council
WASHINGTON, D.C.