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“Investors are more likely to put money into a business idea pitched by a man than a woman, according to a study published by researchers from Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Wharton School,” writes Matt Clinch for CNBC.
“Investors are more likely to put money into a business idea pitched by a man than a woman, according to a study published by researchers from Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Wharton School,” writes Matt Clinch for CNBC.
New research from MIT shows that investors are more likely to select business concepts pitched by men, in particular attractive men, as opposed to women, reports Richard Valdmanis for Reuters.