Despite his impact on the business community, popular CEO Corey Thomas could be pushed out of his role by out-of-town investors. “Shareholders…don’t internalize the benefits of what [CEOs] do for the community,” professor Nadya Malenko told @BostonGlobe. https://t.co/hpN86NnMWP
CSOM professor @Ransbotham joined GBH’s All Things Considered to discuss the use of AI in higher education. “Students are using [AI] tools, and they’re using them well…It’s up to [the professors] to push them further,” he told @WGBHNews. https://t.co/iUAhYlovrc
AI is being used in workspaces, but does it have a place in the classroom? Professor Jerry Potts told @BostonGlobe that AI is becoming widely accepted at educational institutions. He even rewrote assignments to better integrate the technology into courses.https://t.co/HGJ7NsBv6G
Starbucks’ new CEO is receiving attention for being allowed to commute to work more than 1,000 miles via company jet. Professor Ran Duchin told @nytimes that remote CEOs can undercut sustainability efforts and influence how consumers view a company. https://t.co/NLLL6y7lK1
A new robot can give you a quick manicure, but some are concerned about the tech replacing human jobs. @Ransbotham told @BostonGlobe that this robot probably won't change much, but it may be a preview of how technology can impact our lives in the future. https://t.co/wjM5HY3iAt
MBA candidate Silvia Andres ’24 is a @PoetsAndQuants MBA to Watch! Originally from Madrid, Andres chose to pursue an MBA at the Carroll School to help her achieve the goals of becoming a CMO and starting her own business. https://t.co/MZG1HfWYUt