Beginning this fall, Sir Chris Hohn, Jim Coulter, and other investors are discussing their craft in regular fireside chats.

We spoke with 10 Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni — some who have worked with AI for more than a decade — about ...

May2026 Vol. 116 Pages 20–25.

In 1950, Alan Turing proposed a test of whether a machine was intelligent: could a machine imitate a human so well that its answers to questions were indistinguishable from a human's? Ever since, ...

Goldman’s top executive riffs on his backstory, priorities, and musical moonlighting as DJ D-Sol.

China hopes that its currency will someday challenge the U.S. dollar’s place as the world’s reserve currency. Getting there won’t be easy. But, as Stanford Graduate School of Business finance ...

Scholars explain why a culture of caring and compassion must be cultivated. For media inquiries, visit the Newsroom.

On social media, people can be quick to call attention to racist, sexist or unpatriotic behavior they see. But when that outcry goes viral, those challenging the behavior may be perceived less as ...

Prepare for Challenging Questions with Three Techniques You can navigate questions using the reframe, blame, or explain options. Here’s what each would look like if you were asked, “When will this ...

Lower-class workers are less likely to negotiate for more pay because they do not want to appear uncooperative or damage their relationship with their employers. New research finds that this fear is ...

Many corporations are doing surprisingly little to see if their healthcare plans are keeping employees healthy.

David Kreps joined the faculty of the Graduate School of Business in 1975, after completing a PhD in Operations Research in the Stanford School of Engineering. He has been a full professor since 1980, ...