“...it's overwhelmingly human activities – in particular combustion of fossil fuels – that can explain observed global temperature increases."
Sinan Aral argues that social media has both promise and peril. To reap the benefits of these technologies we need to better understand them.
"We found that the overall happiness or unhappiness of a county's population was an abnormally strong predictor of how it voted."
In this interview with Michael Schrage we discuss his new book “Recommendation Engines.”
“A good portion of the applications we received were people who were thinking about applying next year and decided to accelerate it.”
"Breaking up Facebook could take 10 years. By the time that happened, the landscape of social media would look nothing like it does today."
This week's debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden highlighted how even the truth has become a partisan issue. Can reality be reclaimed?
China's leaders have long misunderstood what makes Americans tick, says [Prof.] Yasheng Huang.
"I tend to get along with down-to-earth people who are passionate and quirky, so Sloan was perfect.”
A new study looks at how immigration shapes the economy, analyzing immigrants' contributions as both employees and founders.
