Where do you see the strongest intersection of financial policy and public health? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world. Answer by David Erickson, Director of Community Development at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, on Quora: There is […]
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What can make the Super Bowl even more entertaining? Because you can never predict if the actual action on the field will amount to anything, it’s better to have an alternative. As usual, I’ve hand-picked my favorite foodie choices for the game, designed to feed a larger group. If you find something you really like,
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Facebook has been accused of spreading fake news and manipulating your newsfeed for their profit. But that may be changing. Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook will be undergoing a major overhaul in 2018. In a recent Facebook post, Zuckerberg said users’ newsfeeds will begin to prioritize “meaningful social interactions” over “relevant content.” Zuckerberg explained the reason behind the changes by saying, “We
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Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. Let me count the ways. The sublime offerings of Dumon in Bruges. Any time. The carnal necessity of Milk Tray at Christmas. (Even if the current owners have messed with the taste a little.) And then there’s the stuff
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In a world full of people pushing their own agendas and their programs and focused on self-promotion, it is refreshing to meet someone who is giving, selfless and authentic. Have you ever met someone like this? More importantly, have you ever learned a lesson from that person that stuck with you? As a busy 30
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