Social Media, Connectivity & Communications in Montana
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Don’t Abolish Business Schools. Make Them Accountable for Impact as well as Value
In response to a recent essay in The New York Times, Wharton Vice Dean Witold Henisz argues that business schools should prepare managers to evaluate both value creation and broader social and environmental impacts. Do graduates create value, or merely move it around? Business schools should be accountable for the answer.
Saco, Montana The Tiny Town With Big Adventures
It’s surprising what even the smallest towns in Montana can offer, and Saco (population 159) is no exception.
Entrepreneurship is one of rural America’s greatest economic strengths. – Bozeman, Montana
This national analysis is paired with fieldwork in Bozeman, Montana, one of the highest-performing rural-rooted entrepreneurial economies in the United States, to explore how different forms of capital reinforce one another and how local strengths can become meaningful economic advantages.
Birdwatching Shows Promise in Slowing Brain Aging and Dementia – Join the Montana Audubon Society and Live Longer Better
Studies reveal that birdwatching can reshape brain function and improve cognition in elderly individuals. Programs in Germany and the US demonstrate notable benefits for dementia patients through accessible bird feeding stations and therapy initiatives.
Toronto Residents Halt Bike Lane Removal Amid Fierce Protests – Should Be a Wake Up Call for the US, Too
Cyclists and activists physically blocked workers and police to stop the dismantling of 18 kilometers of bike lanes. The conflict highlights a growing debate over urban transportation priorities and infrastructure.
The Missing Ingredient in the Fight To End Car Crash Deaths is… Fewer Cars
Researchers found a strong link between higher driving mileage and fatality rates, suggesting modest reductions in driving could improve road safety. They recommend prioritizing safety projects that make alternatives to driving more accessible and practical.
Is Airbnb loosing its appeal? Airbnb hosts melt down over new policy
As expected, rental property owners on the community forum are outraged.
Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as AI leads to efficiency push – Anthropic revealed a 14-fold increase in growth
Microsoft is in the midst of a business model transformation, increasingly trying to charge clients based on how much AI they actually use.
This group-buy campaign makes it easier to switch to induction cooking
A new group-purchase program offers $300 discounts on innovative induction ranges through November 30.
USDA Bans Solar Funding in Key Rural Energy Program
The USDA’s new rules exclude solar projects from the Rural Energy for America Program, sparking legal challenges from farmers and environmental groups. This policy shift could impact renewable energy investments in Montana’s agricultural communities.



