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'Carbon pricing at Europe's borders is a good idea, but it has clear limits'
Professor Catherine Wolfram and co-authors wrote: "The European climate strategy, built mai
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CFOs break the silence — First broad survey in decades shows how private firms really report
Private firms, especially smaller ones, aren't required to follow public-company accounting rules — but many do anyway.
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War with Iran delivers another shock to the global economy
Central bankers are haunted by the memory that their predecessors "didn't get it right in the 1970s," said professor
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AI is replacing more of women's jobs, but can we build inclusive workplaces?
A study by professor
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Open-source AI gains ground as rising costs push shift to smaller models
In their recent working paper, IDE research scientist
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Companies are racing into AI. Oversight isn't keeping up
"The organizations I've seen moving fastest have built governance systems early enough that they became a permission structure, rather than a constraint," said visiting senior lecturer
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Fuel price hike hits Americans' pocketbooks
Christopher Knittel, associate dean for climate and sustainability, warned that a slowdow
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Why investors won't know what to make of AI for a while
In a world of higher AI-fuelled economic growth real interest rates should rise. But at 4.9%, yields on 30-year Treasury bonds are little different to where they were at the start of the year.
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How is the world feeling the impact of rising oil prices?
In this BBC "Business Daily" episode, professor Simon Johnson said: "The issue is, does the Str