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The 4 Arguments You Will Hear Against Drug Price Negotiation

New York Times |

Research from the Center for Integration of Science and Industry is highlighted for revealing that funding by the National Institutes of Health using taxpayer dollars plays a big role in the development of new drugs.

We can’t stop AI, but here’s how we might shape its effects

Washington Post |

Associate Professor of Mathematics Noah Giansiracusa writes a book review for the “The Coming Wave”, which argues that we need to think about how new technologies empower each other.

Should I Click 'Allow Cookies' On Every Website That Asks?

Huffington Post |

Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains how to ensure a website is safe before you agree to accept cookies.

When Givers Go

Boston Business Journal |

John W. Poduska Professor of Governance Cynthia Clark comments on an analysis that reveals when companies move headquarters out of state, their local philanthropy declines.

Experts Tips on Finding the Best First-Time Credit Cards

Moneygeek |

Finance Lecturer Anurag Wakhlu explains why it’s important for college students to open their own credit card.

How to Build the Best Upskilling Program for Your Employees

Inc. |

Management Lecturer Susan Vroman talks about what companies should focus on when investing in upskilling programs.

A Freedom Economy Is Emerging And PublicSq. Marketplace Is On The Vanguard

Forbes |

Research from the Bentley-Gallup survey is highlighted for revealing 48% of Americans feel businesses should speak on social issues. 

Top colleges for financial aid, according to The Princeton Review

Yahoo! Finance |

Bentley is highlighted for being ranked the #1 university in the country for Career Services in the Princeton Review’s latest rankings.

How AI Impacts Teaching Future Financial Leaders

Forbes |

Senior Finance Lecturer Steve Wasserman authors an op-ed outlining how universities should be incorporating AI into their teaching.

Why 2024’s presidential race will be the first ‘AI election’

The Times |

Associate Professor of Mathematical Sciences Noah Giansiracusa says the risk of AI negatively impacting upcoming elections is enormous.