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Indirect emissions that occur along a company’s value chain account for 75% of the organization’s overall emissions, on average. They remain difficult to track.

Nobel laureate Simon Johnson says that AI can be an equalizing force, but warns that new technology does not automatically benefit everyone.

These approaches could make mortgages more affordable and more equitable for U.S. homebuyers.

Here are insights from senior leaders, scientists, and a Nobel laureate that captured the business mood in 2024.

New books this year include a retirement how-to, the reissue of a classic entrepreneurship guide, and a look back at the California energy crisis.

Introducing “targeted friction” into AI workflows can improve overall accuracy and reduce uncritical adoption.

When enterprises address opportunities or threats immediately, they perform better. A new research briefing looks at the traits such companies share.

In a research paper MIT professors Andrew W. Lo and Dennis G. Whyte propose five initiatives for accelerating progress in fusion based on lessons learned from the last 50 years of biotechnology.

Climate policy expert Christopher Knittel handicaps the likelihood of tariffs, cuts to IRA subsidies, and a carbon tax under the new administration.

Impostor thoughts reflect the belief that others overestimate your abilities. New research shows they’re not all bad and don’t last forever.