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How to Stay Healthy Without Exercising?
This Harvard Business Gazette article discusses how simply moving might be an excellent way to stay healthy without exercising.
Intellectual Property Problems With Generative AI
This Harvard Business Review article addresses several ways for avoiding the key intellectual property difficulties associated with generative AI.
Nightshade: Empowering Artists Against AI Misuse
This MIT Technology Review article emphasizes Nightshade, a tool developed to protect an artist’s visual work from being stolen.
The 3 E’s Behind Customer Loyalty
Learn the 3 E’s to customer loyalty and find out why it’s important for customers to admire, trust, love and respect your brand.
Do Monetary Benefits Really Enhance Employee Satisfaction?
This NUS Bizbeat article emphasizes whether it is actually monetary gifts that enhance employee satisfaction or not.
Why Personal Clarity is Important for Effective Leadership
This Berkeley Executive Education article emphasizes the importance of personal clarity for effective leadership.
What are High Salary Jobs in India
Explore the highest paying jobs in India, driven by the nation's booming economy and technological advancements.
Do Targeted Ads Really Work?
Yale SOM’s Prof. Jiwoong Shin and colleagues researched the effect of targeted ads on consumers and found interesting results.
GPT-4o: An AI Model Allowing Real-Time Interactions?
This MIT Technology Review article highlights the key features of the new breakthrough by OpenAI, the GPT-4o.
The Chemical Industry and Modern Architecture
How the chemical industry wooed the building and construction industry resulting in successful, but toxic, material transformations in modern history.
Predicting Unauthorized Subcontracting of Apparel Manufacturing
Yale SOM alumni, David Browning, CEO of Enveritas, talks about his professional and personal lives during the global pandemic.
How Does a 130 Year-Old Company like Nintendo Survive?
Video games generate billions of dollars a year. The industry has been dominated in recent years by three major players: Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo.
