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Increases in minimum wage lead to faster automation of jobs

The FINANCIAL -- Analysing US population data from 1980-2015, researchers found that a 10% increase in the minimum wage leads to a 0.31 percentage point decrease in the share of automatable jobs done by low-skilled workers overall. The effects are largest in manufacturing: a 10% increase in the minimum wage leads to a 0.73 percentage point decrease in the share of automatable jobs done by ...

London ranked no.1 city for students, globally

The FINANCIAL -- The UK capital has taken the number one place in the QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2018 for the first ...

Two LBS faculty named 'best 40 under 40'

The FINANCIAL -- Business school news site Poets&Quants (P&Q) has named Daniel Effron, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour, and Ahmed Tahoun, Assistant Professor of Accounting, as ...

Work begins on new Aston Students' Union building

The FINANCIAL -- Work has started on a new purpose-built Students’ Union building at Aston ...

Aston in UK top 25 for student satisfaction

The FINANCIAL -- Aston University has been ranked 21st out of 129 UK universities for overall student satisfaction in the latest Complete University ...

Guardian University Award for LSE IQ podcast

The FINANCIAL -- The LSE IQ podcast, produced by a small team in LSE Communications Division, has won a 2018 Guardian University ...

Aston Business School launches new MBA apprenticeship

The FINANCIAL -- One of the UK’s first cohorts of MBA apprentices have celebrated their first day on Aston Business School’s Executive Apprenticeship MBA programme – the same world-class MBA ...

Why Do Open Innovation Efforts Fail? Scientists Want to Solve Problems Themselves.

The FINANCIAL -- Open innovation processes promise to enhance creative output, yet we have heard little about successful launches of new technologies, products, or services arising from these ...

An Aston Business School graduate who made the final of BBC One’s The Apprentice has announced plans to acquire German food tech startup Avocando.

The FINANCIAL -- Whisk a digital food application used by some of the world’s largest food companies to make ingredients for recipes easy to buy, is joining up with its European competitor to drive ...

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Increases in minimum wage lead to faster automation of jobs

London ranked no.1 city for students, globally

Two LBS faculty named 'best 40 under 40'

Work begins on new Aston Students' Union building

Aston in UK top 25 for student satisfaction

Guardian University Award for LSE IQ podcast

Aston Business School launches new MBA apprenticeship

Why Do Open Innovation Efforts Fail? Scientists Want to Solve Problems Themselves.

An Aston Business School graduate who made the final of BBC One’s The Apprentice has announced plans to acquire German food tech startup Avocando.

LBS entrepreneur named Innovator of the Year

LBS alumnus named UK's richest man

LSE launches open access publishing platform

LBS ranked fourth globally for Executive Education in Financial Times ranking, 2018

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