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Time is running out in the tropics – researchers warn of global biodiversity collapse

The FINANCIAL -- A global biodiversity collapse is imminent unless urgent concerted action is taken to reverse species loss in the tropics, a major new scientific study published in Nature ...

UK government must learn from Carillion's collapse

The FINANCIAL -- The UK government has a unique responsibility to demonstrate the highest standards of procurement practice and responsible behaviour when outsourcing, according to Chris Higson, ...

“Tomorrow is Our Business” - HEC Paris’ new brand campaign

The FINANCIAL -- Three years after Peter Todd’s arrival as Dean and the deployment of the Deepen and Differentiate strategy, HEC Paris speaks out to reaffirm its leadership and ambition, with a ...

LSE Department of Health Policy and NICE launch new Executive Master’s programme

The FINANCIAL -- The London School of Economics and Political Science on 12 July announce a new executive Master’s programme, offering skills in health services research, health economics, outcomes ...

Study launched to improve mental health of asylum seekers and refugees

The FINANCIAL -- In a UK first the University of Liverpool has launched a study to examine the effect brief psychosocial interventions have on the mental health and wellbeing of distressed asylum ...

Airbnb benefits local economies

The FINANCIAL -- Airbnb frequently touts its economic impact in “diverse” neighborhoods, saying guests spend money locally and boost businesses in areas where tourism is not already ...

LSE to lead new health research unit

The FINANCIAL -- The Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) at LSE will be leading a new National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Unit from January ...

Research Says This Type of Video Closes More B2B Sales

The FINANCIAL -- Recently, business-to-business (B2B) buyers have begun to resemble consumers when it comes to watching ...

Money won’t make you happier. Time will.

The FINANCIAL -- Almost everyone wants to talk about how busy or tired they are. But speaking about these things isn’t such a good ...

Open office plans are as bad as you thought

The FINANCIAL -- A cubicle-free workplace without private offices is supposed to force employees to collaborate. To have them talk more face to face. To get them off instant messenger and ...

High fruit and vegetable consumption may reduce risk of breast cancer

The FINANCIAL -- Boston, MA – Women who eat a high amount of fruits and vegetables each day may have a lower risk of breast cancer, especially of aggressive tumors, than those who eat fewer fruits ...

Kids of Working Moms Grow Into Happy Adults

The FINANCIAL -- In earlier research, Kathleen McGinn and colleagues discovered that adult kids of working moms are high achievers at work. Now it turns out they are happy, ...

No More General Tso's? A Threat to 'Knowledge Recombination'

The FINANCIAL -- Immigrants bring with them innovations from their homelands, knowledge that local inventors often build upon, says Prithwiraj Choudhury. Examples: turmeric medicine, double-entry ...

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Time is running out in the tropics – researchers warn of global biodiversity collapse

UK government must learn from Carillion's collapse

“Tomorrow is Our Business” - HEC Paris’ new brand campaign

LSE Department of Health Policy and NICE launch new Executive Master’s programme

Study launched to improve mental health of asylum seekers and refugees

Airbnb benefits local economies

LSE to lead new health research unit

Research Says This Type of Video Closes More B2B Sales

Money won’t make you happier. Time will.

Open office plans are as bad as you thought

High fruit and vegetable consumption may reduce risk of breast cancer

Kids of Working Moms Grow Into Happy Adults

No More General Tso's? A Threat to 'Knowledge Recombination'

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