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Stanford Graduate School of Business
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The official account of Stanford Graduate School of Business. Business research, insights, & ideas from Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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    “Donating bone marrow is the easiest way to save a life,” says Lauren Ullmann, MBA ’24. “It’s quick, it’s easy, it’s painless” — and it all starts with a cheek swab. brnw.ch/21x4BXa
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    “I stand here today because of the bravery and generosity of a complete stranger,” says Lauren Ullmann, MBA ’24. That stranger saved her life — and it all started with a cheek swab. brnw.ch/21x4BOc
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    Entrepreneurship doesn’t always mean building a business. With a search fund, entrepreneurs have what Professor H. Irving Grousbeck calls “the most direct route to owning a company that you yourself manage.”
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    More than 40 years ago, Professor H. Irving Grousbeck helped introduce a revolutionary way for aspiring entrepreneurs to run a business — without starting one from scratch.
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    30. Juli
    “A sequence of jobs is a sequence of words,” says Professor Susan Athey. That insight led her to explore whether LLMs could predict not just the next word in a sentence, but the next job in someone’s career.
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