Makarova: Businesses must lead on sustainability
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Valeria Makarova In the world of business, the idea of social and environmental sustainability as corporate responsibility has evolved from an abstract notion into a broadly accepted concept that has started shaping real corporate agendas and business practices. A tipping point was reached over the last decade. The shifts in demographics, as well as Read More →
Balbien: Let economic theory guide tax reform
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, OpinionBy Joel Balbien In an ideal world, governments operate under balanced budgets and taxes on the private sector and individuals are structured to minimize adverse changes in economic behavior. Good public policy funds government services demanded by voters and paid for by taxpayers while sustaining competitive levels of private sector production, sale of goods of Read More →
Light: Watch out for home care labor laws
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How to get the most out of online reviews
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Letter to the editor: ExxonMobil should not be allowed to truck offshore oil
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Witman: The perils of undue trust in technology
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, Opinion, TechnologyBy Paul Witman The Rev. Jeff Edwards, the 63-year-old pastor of the Parsippany United Methodist Church in New Jersey, deposited four checks at his Wells Fargo branch in April 2018. That same day, an unknown individual deposited four forged checks with someone else’s stolen ATM card at that same ATM. The forged checks were drawn Read More →