Business leaders are facing mounting pressure to convert to emissions-lite practices and technologies as part of a global effort to achieve “net zero” carbon emissions by mid-century. Even the U.S. government has deemed climate change an existential national security issue. But is that taking things too far? “The world is not going to end in…
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Stanford University economist and veteran remote work researcher Nicholas Bloom helps companies pick a workplace model based on fair metrics.
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A pervasive lack of trust is affecting many areas of life right now. Too often, the practices…
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The upheaval brought on by the pandemic is requiring many businesses and industries to pivot in response…
As companies across industries face allegations of racial injustice by employees and customers, human resources and legal…
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Major changes are taking place in education – and schools, students, businesses and policymakers should…
Stern Speakers’ roster includes many of the world’s greatest minds in technology. Their research continuously…
Business has reaped the rewards of new technologies but is also vulnerable to the disruption…
Many of our speakers are also acclaimed authors, and their latest books are starting and…
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