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Timothy Massad
The cryptocurrency market is now worth more than $2.23 trillion. Yet, Bitcoin has lost more than half its value since prices hit their peak in October 2025. Despite repeated boom…
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This paper examines how interdependent Asia-Pacific economies can strengthen pharmaceutical supply chain resilience in the aftermath of COVID-19, arguing that prevailing policy…
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Labour’s 2024 General Election manifesto claimed the UK’s stagnant rate of economic growth over nearly two decades came from the “inability to accept that a strong economy can…
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Sol Rashidi
Every major technological disruption in history automated routine physical or procedural tasks. Artificial intelligence is the first technology capable of automating meaningful…
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This paper examines how quality in higher education is understood and regulated in England and in the United States. Its central argument is that both the concept of quality and…
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Doug Sosnik
Opinion
Jill Biden had the chance to come clean. She could’ve used her new memoir, “View From the East Wing,” to write about the former first family’s role in allowing Donald Trump to…
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This primer is a practical guide for tough tech founders, investors, and university technology transfer offices navigating federal funding under the current administration.The U.S…
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Paulo Carvão
The AI boom has been financed and priced by private markets. That is about to change as SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI move toward public listings. Wall Street is preparing to test…
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In Sub-Saharan Africa, about 600 million people, roughly half the population, still lack access to electricity. Solar Home Systems (SHS), enabled by Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGo) models,…
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Cass Sunstein, Oren Bar-Gill
June 4, 2026, journal article: “In our 2025 book, Algorithmic Harm, we contend that the use of algorithms can benefit consumers in many ways (largely because of greater…