50 years after Congress passed a major retirement law, @RetirementRsrch's Alicia Munnell notes improvements that can still be made. “People need workplace retirement plans...money coming out of a paycheck is the only way people save,” she told @nytimes. https://t.co/Bl6X3O1ZJX
Jack Connors '63, "the last king of Boston," has passed away at the age of 82. An illustrious citizen of Boston and Boston College, Connors spoke to Dean Andy Boynton this past spring about being the architect of your own destiny. Read about his legacy. https://t.co/vK8dg1FcD2 https://t.co/30I4Oq9FKc
Talk about the capabilities of AI has generated excitement across industries, but is AI really worth all the hype? In @sternstrategy Nobel Laureate and CSOM professor Paul Romer says many claims about the emerging technology fall flat. https://t.co/CAu4bOqdUm
Bijan Sabet ’91 has come a long way from the Heights to his current role as US Ambassador, but his mindset towards work is intertwined with his Boston College experience. “I came away from BC energized to get involved in my community,” he told @bcheights.https://t.co/cN9DaNaTjr
A new survey found that Americans struggle to understand 401k retirement plans, with 59% believing that they were contributing to one when they weren’t. @RetirementRsrch’s Anqi Chen told @USATODAYmoney how employers can minimize confusion. https://t.co/4VeTg9yrYj
Indian social entrepreneur Vidya Subramanian, MBA ’02, has been named a 2024 fellow of the @AnantaAspen Kamalnayan Bajaj and @VitalVoices Visionaries programs. Both fellowships aim to help young entrepreneurs improve leadership skills and create social change. https://t.co/hD7EvzjTjc
