A 10-Minute Conversation Can Dramatically Reduce Prejudice Toward Transgender People
Healthy discourse is not dead after all.
The effect is strong, and more importantly, lasting…
In business, we must always challenge what companies are doing and how are they doing it. There is no one-fits-all solution to good management.
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"In a world where more and more people are moving across national and linguistic borders, we want to be the trusted source for children's books for anyone, anywhere, in any language." —Urvesh Shelat (MBA 2015), founder of Bab'l Books—a 2015 social enterprise track New Venture Competition finalist.
Since NVC, Bab'l has continued to publish bilingual books and continues to expand to different languages.
Babl Books brings you children's picture books in all languages. Books in Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Tagalog, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and much more!
Professor Karthik Ramanna sheds light on why we should be focusing on corporate accountability in The New York Times.
EVEN as the nation is gripped by the populist politics of the presidential primaries, special interests continue to shape the rules of the economy in the shadows. Last year, a market regulator called the Financial Accounting Standards Board released a proposal that could make it easier for corporations to withhold important financial information from shareholders.
What did the IE Career Management Center do to support current students and alumni in March? http://1.ie.edu/22bOlLF
“Washington saw commerce as something that naturally contributed to peace.” - Author and University of Virginia Professor Edward Lengel
A new book by University of Virginia professor Edward Lengel explores the business acuity of the first U.S. president.
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