The book by Edward Roberts—now in its second edition—offers a firsthand account of the past, present, and future of entrepreneurship at the school.
Prof. Dimitris Bertsimas and nearly two dozen doctoral students are using machine learning and optimization to find answers and generating accurate real-time insight into the pandemic.
Their approach helps the supply side of the economy “snap back” in the second phase of the crisis. The key is creating a master agreement that provides a win-win solution for all parties.
When the time comes, restarting the economy needs to be as quick and safe as possible. Safe workers, “immunity certificates,” and digital tracking could help.
New research suggests that taking a 30-minute nap during work can increase productivity and prompt more deposits into your savings account.
Occupational licensing raises costs, new research finds, but consumers hiring a painter or contractor care more about price and online reviews.
Managing in a pandemic requires knowledge and foresight. These articles examine what’s next for the economy, remote work, and an innovative vaccine.
Research shows firms that report early in the earnings queue earn more media coverage, heightened attention from investors, and a bump in trading volume.
Changing the individuals in charge based on the nature of the issue leads to better collective intelligence and smarter decisions.
New ideas at TIAA are developed ‘outside in,’ ‘inside out,’ and with a purpose — financial well-being and retirement security for the organization’s clients.
