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Masters alumni around the world talk about the high points and pitfalls of their degree
Niels Bohr, Einstein’s lesser-known sparring partner deserves greater recognition
Europe’s biggest activist investor shakes up management teams to unlock hidden value
The Harvard professor is tasked with rectifying some of Silicon Valley’s worst excesses
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This humble device is a bridge between the incompatible worlds of Microsoft, Apple and Google
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