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U.S. Overview: A Catalyst for World Growth?
The U.S., buoyed by low oil prices and a soaring stock market, appears to have resumed its traditi
onal role as a catalyst for the global economy. As Japan, the euro zone, oil exporters and BRIC countries all struggle, the U.S.
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The Catalyst for Change: What's Working in Philanthropy -- and What's Not?
While corporate philanthropy continues to decline, U.S. individuals gave an estimated $350 billion
to nonprofits in 2014, roughly 2 percent of GDP. But is all this generosity effective?
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Bridging the Graduation Gap for Low-Income Students
The statistics are damning: only one in five low-income students attends a four-year college, comp
ared with two-thirds of those from the wealthiest families.
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Private Equity: Rotation and Valuation
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#MIGlobalEntrepreneurs
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Detroit: Changing a City's Fortunes
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The Global Economy: A Conversation With Timothy Geithner, Henry Paulson and Robert Rubin
In this session, Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, interviews former U.S. Trea
sury Secretaries Timothy Geithner, Henry Paulson and Robert Rubin about global economic trends, public finance and capital markets.
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A Conversation With Ken Griffin and Mohamed El-Erian
Two of the world's most respected investors and fund managers, Ken Griffin of Citadel and Mohamed
El-Erian of Allianz, sit down for a rare chat to take a big-picture look at where the global economy is headed.
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Global Overview
The economies of developed nations are back on track, or are getting there. The U.S. and UK both a
re in growth mode, and quantitative easing and low oil prices should lift Japan and the euro zone.
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