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SUSTAINABILITY
PRME: Alec Wersun, Johanna Klatt, Fara Azmat, Harsh Suri, Christian Hauser, Jill Bogie, Mark Meaney, Nikolay Ivanov
Why are the UN Sustainable Development Goals good for business, and how can business schools integrate the SDGs into both teaching and research? This report provides a roadmap.
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
Business Insider: Pat Fili-Krushel
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
What skills and frameworks do executives need to build a more just and sustainable version of capitalism? And, how can business teaching support this awakened imperative for change? Join us for a conversation featuring:
Dan Schulman, CEO and President of PayPal, and Kerwin Charles, Indra K. Nooyi Dean of the Yale School of Management, moderated by Judy Samuelson, Executive Director of the Aspen Institute Business & Society Program.Followed immediately by the announcement of the winners of the 2020 Ideas Worth Teaching Awards!
Join us September 30th 1:30 PM ET. Learn more and register free here!
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PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION
The New York Times: Peter S. Goodman
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INNOVATION
MIT Sloan Management Review: Sinan Aral, Paul Michelman
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
BuzzFeed: Jason Leopold, Anthony Cormier, John Templon, Tom Warren, Jeremy Singer-Vine, Scott Pham, Richard Holmes, Michael Sallah, Tanya Kozyreva, Emma Loop, Azeen Ghorayshi
Money laundering. Bribery. Mortgage fraud. Collusion. Currency manipulation. Rate tampering. Business as usual or a wake-up call on a global scale?
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