Probing the origins of happiness
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A new book examines what makes us happy and how public policy might help.
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A new book examines what makes us happy and how public policy might help.
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The keys are a personal connection, a value proposition, and perseverance.
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$25 million will be given to participants, with no strings attached.
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For Cuba and Trinidad and Tobago, nine proposals to reduce waste, improve public health, and spur entrepreneurship.
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Takeaways from the Oakland A’s, Boston Red Sox, and, of course, Nate Silver
The co-president of the MIT Black Graduate Student Association is on a mission to create healthier and more collaborative educational and working environments for MIT
App connects minority job candidates with tech companies
The conflict management expert discusses systems for mitigating discrimination and conflict in organizations
Scenes from Sloan Women in Management’s Breaking the Mold conference
From "Simple Rules" to "Strategy Rules," hardware startups to collective intelligence, 2015 writing from the MIT Sloan faculty