The populist earthquake that has rocked the United States over the past decade can be linked to automation, the kind that transformed the manufacturing sector and negatively affected millions of ...

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Many urban policy makers want more-robust public transit systems because they help reduce road congestion and traffic-related pollution. Many commuters, on the other hand, prefer to drive. What policy ...

Discover the keys to building exceptional teams with Paul Fayad in this eye-opening CareerCast episode from Chicago Booth, hosted by Anita Brick. Paul, a renowned author and business leader, reveals ...

The Center for Applied AI hosts numerous events and opportunities for those interested in getting involved in our community. New job opportunities will also be posted here, so please check back if you ...

These sessions cover essential program details and offer valuable tips to guide you through your Full-Time MBA application process.

Discover a multidisciplinary, data-driven approach to optimize your firm's revenue —and create long-term value for your organization and customers. You'll leverage cutting-edge techniques from ...

Nandita Pinisetti, ’05, was hesitant to join the board of Margaret’s Village, a small nonprofit that provides transitional housing and senior services in Chicago’s South Side Englewood neighborhood.

The Stigler Center’s mission includes efforts to enrich the public debate on matters related to the interaction between politics and the economy. The media plays a crucial role in that effort by ...

In some countries, fines change according to income, but so far US cities have been reluctant to try that out. Chicago Booth’s Jean-Pierre Dubé thinks that’s a mistake. He says uniform fines are ...