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A century since the first flight simulators, Jeremy Bailenson takes a stand on the practical and policy choices for applied Virtual Reality.Continue Reading

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BlackRock's annual letter to companies in its $5.7 billion portfolio includes a warning on proxy battles and shareholder activism. Shell CEO Ben van Beurden was among the recipients.Continue Reading

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