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Retail sales report shows consumers are still spending, but cautiously
When it comes to the 0.5% rise in retail sales in July, "the underlying picture, I believe, is consumers are cautiously spending on things," said senior lecturer
AI speeds up job posting but makes it less effective, study reveals
A recent paper by associate professor
How the west got hooked on economic support
"The SVB support signalled that regulators were more afraid of the risk that they will be blamed for allowing a panic than they are of the consequences of putting huge amounts of federal resources
Apollo's Fox Hedge is taking financial wizardry to a new level
"All financial innovation is generally there to solve a problem," says professor Andrew W. Lo.
Rebranding equity as 'belonging' won't advance justice — it's DEI rollback in disguise
Research by professor
RFK Jr. names 8 vaccine panel replacements, including a critic of COVID vaccines
Professor Retsef Levi is one of eight new vaccine policy advisers named by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Cheap AI tools may come at a big long-term cost
Some companies are hiring "AI architects" to help oversee agentic systems and cut down on gaffes.
Rigetti Computing stock down 37% as Nvidea CEO sees 'inflection point'
Research scientist Jonathan Ruane who co-authored MIT's Quantum Index Report 2025, sees a path
The best way to future-proof your business in the age of AI? Future-proof your people.
Institute Professor Daron Acemoglu estimates that AI will increase U.S.