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    Nov 26

    Grace Wilsey is one of 54 people in the world diagnosed with NGLY1 deficiency. Her father, , MBA ’08, is on a quest to cure her ultra-rare disease. Read our feature on the Wilseys and nonprofit :

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  2. 10 hours ago

    "There was a lot of conventional wisdom that it was impossible to start a bank in Brazil from scratch, especially as a foreigner. That’s why nobody dared compete." –David Vélez, MBA '12

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  3. 12 hours ago

    "There was a lot of conventional wisdom that it was impossible to start a bank in Brazil from scratch, especially as a foreigner. That’s why nobody dared compete."

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  4. 14 hours ago

    "The future is coming, and it will be very disruptive to legacy banks that don’t get with the program." –Professor Darrell Duffie on , , 's

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  5. Nov 28

    “People still think ‘’ when they hear the word , but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Beneath the surface is the more robust platform that goes well beyond bitcoin and .” –Lecturer Doug Galen

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  6. Nov 28

    When given lower taxes, do firms actually create more jobs? Do they invest more in the U.S.? Research by Professor Rebecca Lester offers a more unbiased forecast on what might fairly be expected from this tax cut.

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  7. Nov 28

    . scholars found that immigrants without health care coverage weren't likely to move to a neighboring state for benefits, but for a variety of reasons such as to be closer to family members or to pursue certain employment opportunities.

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  8. Nov 27

    "The emergence of competing narratives — in China about the U.S., and in the U.S. about China — is emblematic of the loss of trust that has occurred in the last year between the two countries." –Dean Jonathan Levin

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  9. Nov 27

    Research from professors at found that when conservative policies are framed around liberal values like equality or fairness, liberals become more accepting of them. The same was true of liberal policies recast in terms of conservative values like respect for authority

    Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better. And it'll never hurt to try this: "Listen to people, get them to think about their own experience, and highlight your common humanity."
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  10. Nov 26

    Matt Wilsey, MBA ‘08, used his entrepreneurial background to found , a nonprofit dedicated to curing his daughter's . Read our feature on the Wilseys and Grace Science:

    So proud to support in its groundbreaking work. "But for a little grace, there may be a cure for her yet."
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  11. Nov 26

    Read more about 's entrepreneurial effort to save his daughter:

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  12. Nov 26

    .’s Carolyn Bertozzi used the findings to unlock a potential cancer therapy. Wilsey and founded a for-profit, with hopes of selling cancer drugs.

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  13. Nov 26

    At the time of Grace’s birth, NGLY1 deficiency had not been identified as a disease. launched in an effort to find a cure. The foundation’s scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries.

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  14. Nov 26

    The uncertainty in the first quarter of 2019 may drag global growth by as much as a half a percentage point for the year, according to research from scholars at .

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  15. Nov 25

    In 's Design for Extreme Affordability class, students made a tool that dispenses vitamins into grains, and costs just $500. Project Health Children now reaches 2.5 million and was named in 's top inventions of 2019. Congrats !

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  16. Nov 25

    Phil Knight, MBA '62, co-founder and Chairman Emeritus, says for anyone hoping to achieve great things, belief in yourself and your ideas is key. Listen to Knight on View From The Top, the podcast:

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    Nov 25

    We’ve done it! has launched our new course on Building about the fundamentals & new frontiers. Discover more now:

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  18. Nov 25

    In the challenge to secure financing and credit for their companies, Latino business owners face the same staggering obstacles encountered by every entrepreneur. And then some.

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  19. Nov 25

    Meet the Liberaltarians — technology elites who lean liberal in all areas except one: regulation.

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  20. Nov 25

    Navigate that tough Q&A using the reframe, blame, or explain options.

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