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A simulation game in which teams in the class virtually cast their nets demonstrated the need to start thinking more long-term
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“IMD is delighted and privileged to have partnered with Qatar Petroleum. IMD has strong ties to the Gulf Region and through this collaboration, IMD intends to play an important role in developing board members for Qatar Petroleum" says Dominique Turpin.
http://www.imd.org/news/Qatar-Petroleum.cfm
IMD Global Board Center will lead executive program for QP …
Prince will be remembered as a musical icon, but he was also a business pioneer in the record industry.
Musical icon Prince, who died suddenly on Thursday at 57, was a pioneer in the industry not just for his artistry.
Clear Admit has confirmed the following dates as the NYU Stern MBA deadlines for applicants targeting the NYU Stern MBA Class of 2019. Stern conducts its application process in four rounds. The school notes that candidates can expect one of three outcomes on the initial notification date: an invitation to interview, a waitlist offer, or denial of admission. All application materials are due by 11:59pm Eastern Time on the date of the deadline.
Round One
Deadline: October 15, 2016
Initial Notification: December 15, 2016
Round Two
Deadline: November 15, 2016
Initial Notification: February 15, 2017
Round Three
Deadline: January 15, 2017
Initial Notification: April 1, 2017
Round Four
Deadline: March 15, 2017
Initial Notification: June 1, 2017
Congratulations to Valerie Karplus and Haoxiang Zhu!
Poets & Quants recognized two MIT Sloan assistant professors for work in climate change policy and asset pricing and trading.
“Bitcoin proved that distributed ledgers can be used to track currency as it is passed from one entity to another. Where else could we use that? Think about the Student Loans Company tracking money…” said Minister for the Cabinet Office Matthew Hancock as the government announced it will begin to look at blockchain technology.
The announcement came at this week’s Digital Catapault event which was organised by a partnership that included Imperial’s Centre for Cryptocurrency Research and Engineering:
The government has outlined ways the state could use blockchain technology to track payments and provide public services.
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