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In 2009, one of the founders of the online eyeglass maker Warby Parker approached management consultant Adam Grant about becoming an early investor. Grant says he declined because the company s founders weren t working at their startup full time; he also says it was the worst financial decision he s ever made. I thought to be an entrepreneur you have to be a risk-taker and you have to be all in, Grant tells NPR s Rachel Martin. And what I didn t realize at the time was, first of all, successful entrepreneurs are much more likely to play it safe and have back-up plans than failed entrepreneurs; and secondly, all of the time they spe
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As an organizational behavior scholar, diversity and identity expert, and an assistant professor of management at University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, Dr. Stephanie Creary has become a recognized thought leader in navigating the complexities of race and diversity in organizations. She also holds some key Harvard Business School specialized knowledge: Nearly 15 years ago, Creary was an HBS research associate, writing cases for Professor David Thomas (now president of Morehouse College) and working with other faculty around the school. Never did she imagine that one day she would return to the HBS campus to guide faculty on discussing race in their cases and classrooms.
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By Global Times Published: May 17, 2021 07:40 PM
Illustration: Chen Xia/GTWhile the combination of a massive fiscal stimulus and coronavirus vaccination campaign appears to put the US economy on track of a powerful recovery, several economic indicators issued recently have thrown the market into confusion, which may serve as an early warning that America s re-opening may enter an unchartered territory.
Judging from recent statistics, there will be no shortage of surprises and cliffhanging moments in the coming months. The disappointing jobs report for April, which fell well short of economists estimates of adding 1 million new jobs, already had many wondering whether generous unemployment benefits issued by the Biden administration has led to hesitancy about taking a job.
Tinder, itch.io and a naked banana: Understanding the legal arguments in Epic v. Apple battle
By The Washington Post
By Shannon Liao
The Epic Games v. Apple trial is in its second week, bringing with it expert witnesses including economists, law professors and more. But despite the serious nature of the experts and the subject matter, those in the courtroom and listening in on the public court line have borne witness to several strange moments.
Here are answers for questions about a naked banana man, to indie games store Itch.io going on Twitter proclaiming that Apple lawyers called and made gaming illegal, to the constant questioning around What is a game? Is Fortnite a game?
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