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Tom Kostigen
In clumsily defending his recent anti-gay remarks regarding economist John Maynard Keynes, Niall Ferguson wrongly attempts to link personal beliefs with professional judgment.
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Tom Kostigen
Harvard Professor and author Niall Ferguson says John Maynard Keynes' economic philosophy was flawed and he didn't care about future generations because he was gay and didn't have children.
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Impact investment programs funded by private investors can relieve our government's current budget woes.
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It isn't strictly speaking an impact investment (yet), but mileage-based insurance and the companies that offer it are on to something.
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As the impact investing industry grows, so too does the network of its proponents.
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Michael McMillan, director of Ethics and Professional Standards at the CFA Institute, lays out the rationale and opportunity for the burgeoning field.
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Thomas Kostigen
If you are invested in commodities or have positions in Big Ag then listen up -- or listen to, as I do, the Global Development and Environment Institute at Tufts University.
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Thomas M. Kostigen
At campuses across the globe, students delve into environmental, social and corporate governance issues. They form meetup groups...
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Thomas M. Kostigen
Many people falsely believe impact investing is strictly international in scope without the opportunity to invest in and help "their neighbor." The Rising Tide Exchange 2...
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Thomas M. Kostigen
Social Funds, the largest personal finance site devoted to socially responsible investing, says it may be foolish to invest in Chevron.
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Thomas M. Kostigen
Goldman Sachs' unique social bond offering to finance programs at New York City jails and backed by Mayor Bloomberg could prove a model for municipalities struggling under current economic conditions.
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Thomas M. Kostigen
One of the biggest risks in venture capital investing lies with the entrepreneur. How can investors be relatively sure they are investing in the right person? One group thinks it has an answer.
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Is spiritual productivity linked to physical productivity? An essay on Progressplanet.com makes an interesting case for it.
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Metrics showing financial performance alone aren't enough to measure success. A new definition of prosperity is needed; let's call it ROI+.
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