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What Food Trucks Reveal About Gen-Z Business Strategy

Add to this the results of a 2014 Northeastern University study of students aged 16 to 19, which found that 63% of respondents wanted to learn about entrepreneurship in college, while 42% expected to work for themselves—four times the percentage of Americans who were self-employed at the time. These figures point to a business landscape […]
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Supreme Court likely to ‘dismantle’ student loan forgiveness plan after it hears case, says Harvard law professor

Dan Urman, a law professor at Northeastern University, also predicted the Supreme Court will rule against Biden. He said the conservative justices believe government agencies exert too much authority and “violate the separation of powers.”
The Sydney Morning Herald

Does exercise really help ageing brains? New study raises questions

“Given other studies have found a significant relationship between mindfulness and exercise and cognitive and brain health, how do we explain the current results?” wondered Art Kramer, the director of the Centre for Cognitive & Brain Health at Northeastern University in Boston, who has extensively studied exercise and the brain, but was not involved with […]
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Robot created by Northeastern University allows a person to control, feel from a distance

At Northeastern University’s Institute for Experiential Robotics — they are working on what they call “tele-existence” — And they’re making astonishing strides.
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Sterilization, Execution, Labor Camps: Rhetoric Against Drug Users Is Escalating

In fact, media coverage about such cases have led to spikes in overdoses because people get scared to call the authorities if someone needs help, according to a 2021 report from the Health in Justice Action Lab at Northeastern University.
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Message Framing: The Marketing Juggernaut

Professor and Communication Expert Matthew Nisbet of Northeastern University stated that “Frames provide people a quick and easy way to process information …. This gives the sender and framer of the information enormous power to focus attention and influence how the receivers will interpret the message …. They help us organize complex topics and issues into coherent, […]
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TSA Reports Record Number Of Gun Interceptions At U.S. Airports

Last year, the Times reported data from Northeastern University and the Harvard Injury Control Research Center that showed about a fifth of all Americans bought firearms for the first time, with about 39 percent of all American households owning guns.
The Herald News

‘An opportunity for business’: Young workers prefer green policies over green salaries

In November, the Boston Foundation held a virtual forum to analyze the Inaugural Boston Climate Progress Report conducted by Northeastern University researchers. 
The New Lede

EPA fails to adequately test tribal drinking water systems for PFAS, study finds

“We’ve been looking at issues of PFAS contamination and the unevenness of testing for years, and still these [findings] were surprising in terms of how big the discrepancy was,” said Alissa Cordner, co-director of the PFAS Project Lab at Northeastern University and an author of the study.
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Content moderation a difficult part of business for social media companies

“Moderation is a messy business where there’s a lot of gray and not a lot of black-and-white and edge cases,” said John Wihbey, associate professor of media innovation at Northeastern University. 
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Researchers Probe ‘Systematic Error’ in Gun Injury Data

For the new study, Matthew Miller, MD, ScD, MPH, of Northeastern University and the Harvard Injury Control Research Center in Boston, and his colleagues examined how International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes may misclassify the intent behind gunshot injuries.
The New Republic

This year’s big breakthroughs on climate

Establishing liability for prior sales of gas ranges might be impossible, agreed Richard Daynard, a law professor at Northeastern University who has worked for decades to establish the tobacco industry’s liability for death and disease caused by its products.