No one will deny that the American and global economies have been in an extended slump. The question is what will lead us out of the doldrums? Right now the big argument seems to be between advocates of clean energy …
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In the countless instances where I’ve engaged others on important matters facing our nation, and especially challenges and opportunities critical to African Americans, I cannot ever recall asserting that I have “the” answer to a problem. This instance, however, …
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The following article is a post from our guest blogger, Abe Taleb, co-founder of re|work. This past Labor Day weekend I had the pleasure of visiting Zurich, Switzerland to attend the One Young World Summit. The One Young World Summit (OYW) is …
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Tagged Abe Taleb, Business Bout, Entrepreneurs, MassChallenge, One Young World Summit, OYW, Pittsburgh, recruiting, re|work, workforce, young professionals
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Utah made headlines by generating more startups in 2009 than MIT on ¼ of their budget. Interest and activity in university spinoffs continues to grow. A number of new initiatives have launched recently to promote the commercialization of university technology …
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Tagged Auburn Business Incubator, Center forRecearch Commercialization, CMU, development, Entrepreneurs, Greenlighting Startups, MIT, Open Field Entrepreneurs Fund, research, startup, Texas, university, Utah
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