Darden School of Business
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The Coronavirus and managing your organization's response
The epidemiological realities of the disease have stark implications for organization
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Closing the gender gap in VC funding
According to the National Venture Capital Association, 86 percent of investment partners in U.S. VC firms are men. That puts women seeking capital at a disadvantage
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Too much of a good thing? Satiation and satisfaction
The satiation model brings greater coherence to our understanding of the dynamics at play — a logical approach that can serve to either support or debunk gut feeling
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The rise of social robots: How AI can help us flourish
Robots that are socially intelligent interact and communicate with people in human-centric terms, create emotional connections and are much more effective in supporting humans than screen-based technologies
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On words: 'Disruption' and climate change? They are connected
Disruption is absolutely necessary if we are to mitigate the worst effects of climate change
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Netflix vs. Disney Plus: What's downstream for streaming?
Netflix is a streaming content kingpin, with 139 million subscribers worldwide. But, with Disney launching the lower-cost streaming service Disney Plus this November, will a mouse nibble Netflix's revenues?
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Bias-busting algorithms: can AI help VCs diversify their deals?
How effective are algorithm-aided decision-making tools in helping reduce bias? Can they level the playing field for women?
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Startup survival and the power of place
In high-quality entrepreneurial ecosystems, the researchers concluded, fledgling firms can boost their odds of survival thanks to easier access to human, financial and social capital
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4 By 4: Balance in life and learning
Transformational learning can take the challenge posed by external change and turn it into the opportunity for internal improvement, and that requires a whole system change
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Cooking (and uncooking) the books: Corporate financial misreporting
A mere one-in-six public companies almost certain to have misstated their earnings actually bothered to fix the problem, according to new research
