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First-generation college graduates are less likely to be hired and advance to leadership roles than those whose parents went to college, research suggests. But studies indicate that people from ...

Diverse workplaces are valuable in all manner of ways, so it's perhaps no surprise that MIT research finds that the more diverse a workplace is, the more profitable it is. A second study, from the ...

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