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Collecting Social Security Too Early

You could Lose $110,000 by Collecting Social Security Income Too Early

Research shows Americans are losing on retirement money by claiming social security eight years too soon.
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Technology Can Make the World Better

Technology Can Make the World a Better Place. Will Humans Allow It?

Katie Rae, Managing Director, Project 11, an investment firm, talks to Yale Insights about the technology industry, the world, and women in technology-related roles.
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3D Printed Organs

3D Printed Organs could be the Next Medical Milestone

3D printing device developed by UC Berkeley engineers might be an alternative to organ transplants in the future.
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A Robot that Builds Robots

A Robot that can Build Other Robots

MIT Professor Neil Gershenfeld and his students are creating the only robot we will ever need. One that can carry out tasks and even assemble complex structures
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Business to Politics

Can being a Businessperson make you a Better Politician

Andrej Kiska, Slovakia’s president talks about identities, economic growth, success and most importantly, his journey from business to politics
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Emotion Recognition Doesn't Work

A $25 Billion Industry based on Emotion Recognition, Falls Short

A new study illustrates that contrary to popular belief, computers can’t actually read your emotions.
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MyShake: A Seismometer in your Smartphone

MyShake: A Seismometer in your Smartphone

The UC Berkeley Seismology Lab is making seismometers out of smartphones with an eventual goal to create a worldwide earthquake early warning network.
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ComCompanies Investing in Startupspanies Invest in Startups to Repair Weaknesses

Companies Investing in Startups aren’t in Business to Nurture Startups

Yale SOM’s Song Ma discovers how companies invest in startups when they are struggling, to gain access to innovation and cope with the weakness.
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C-suite Titles

Lost at C: Why Executive Titles Matter?

Today’s C-suite is crowded with executive titles, Yale SOM’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld writes
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