The first week of the NFL season creates more opinions than answers. Tej Seth, data scientist, breaks down how analysts can distinguish meaningful early-season signals from misleading results. He ...

The attention economy is a concept coined by political scientist and Nobel Prize laureate Herbert A. Simon. Like money, attention is a limited resource. Consumers today have an almost unlimited amount ...

New Wharton research finds that Big Tech’s $1 trillion AI bet may require productivity to nearly triple or risk becoming history’s largest capital misallocation. Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech ...

Yodle, a provider of local online advertising and marketing services, has just been bought by Web.com for close to $350 million. There are several key lessons from the Yodle experience, according to ...

New research from Wharton’s Patti Williams tackles one of the biggest contradictions in consumer behavior: why we love stuff that’s so bad, it’s good. We can agree that some things are universally bad ...

If your children happened to be born since the year 2000 in developed countries, they will most likely live to be 100, and they will be healthier than elderly people in previous generations, according ...

What do Michelle Obama, Bruce Springsteen and Sheryl Sandberg have in common? They have developed the skills to integrate their life and work successfully, according to Wharton's Stew Friedman.

Everyone cheats a little from time to time. But most major betrayals within organizations start with a first step that crosses the line, according to Dan Ariely, author of ‘The (Honest) Truth About ...

Sitting down recently with the head of a leading Spanish bank, Wharton management professor Mauro Guillén asked the CEO if he foresaw any bottlenecks in the bank’s rapid growth around the world.

When Bear Stearns collapsed in March, some insiders argued it was wrong to blame the firm's risky bets on mortgaged-backed securities. They had another culprit: malevolent traders working together in ...

Digital technologies do more than cut costs. They can also drive strategic growth, says Wharton’s Christopher Ittner. When companies talk about cost management, their focus typically is on slashing ...

In 1969, Howard Marks — armed with degrees from Wharton and the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business – was still unsure what career he wanted to pursue. He interviewed for “literally seven ...