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August 30, 2016 A Definitive Guide to the Brexit Negotiations By Deepak Malhotra The UK has a few aces to play. So does the EU.

What If All U.S. Coal Workers Were Retrained to Work in Solar? by Joshua M. Pearce A study quantifies the costs and identifies four ways to pay for it. The Forecasting Sweet Spot Between Micro and Macro by Eddie Yoon, Jeremy Bartlow, Tim Joyce "Middle data" is an overlooked resource. Recognizing the Role of Emotional Labor in the On-Demand Economy by Luke Stark When everything has to be rated five stars, it takes a toll. The 3 Preconditions for an Entrepreneurial Society by Julian Birkinshaw Means, motive, and opportunity.

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