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

It’s hard to escape hierarchies. But Nir Halevy offers a method for diagnosing and treating dysfunctional ones.

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

Economist Erik Brynjolfsson is studying how AI can complement human labor instead of replacing it. He says to focus on tasks, not jobs: “Almost no job is fully automatable, while almost every job has ...

It wouldn’t be easy for the Federal Reserve to shrink its $6.7 trillion balance sheet, but recent research outlines tools it could use. U.S. banks depend on the Fed’s supply of reserve balances to ...

The Trump tariff shock exposed an ongoing trend. “It was a surprise,” Krishnamurthy says. “The dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds have been safe havens, as good as gold. But last April, investors were ...

People often make decisions through “satisficing” — gathering just enough information to make a satisfactory prediction of a likely outcome. A series of experimental games shows that people also ...

We see what goes into AI models, and we see what comes out. But what happens in between can be a mystery — one known as the black box problem. AI can crunch more data and sift more text than any human ...

AI-driven predictive models could help financial regulators spot potential crises, but they have serious limitations and present moral hazards. Researchers built a highly accurate predictive model ...

A crisis can strike an organization at any time. They often arrive when you least expect it, and when one hits, it can shake an organization and its leaders to the core. All too often, leaders are ...

New import duties caused “ultra-fresh” fashion companies to pivot and led to less consumer waste.

Jonathan Berk says that focusing on the debt-to-GDP ratio is a distraction.