‘Weaponized incompetence’ can harm relationships. Here’s how to counter it The Washington Post ‘Weaponized incompetence’ can harm relationships. Here’s how to counter it Corinne Low of the Wharton School says that wives who are the primary breadwinners do almost twice as much cooking and cleaning as their husbands.
Ivy League to NFL? How kids, parents can be realistic about recruiting USA Today Ivy League to NFL? How kids, parents can be realistic about recruiting Former head football coach Ray Priore discusses the development of athletes from high school to college.
Netflix has a big unanswered question. That may kill its Warner Bros. deal CNN Netflix has a big unanswered question. That may kill its Warner Bros. deal PIK Professor Herbert Hovenkamp of Penn Carey Law and the Wharton School explains why Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. looks challengeable in court.
N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy urges microplastics regulations in tap water. Can water providers meet the challenge? WHYY (Philadelphia) N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy urges microplastics regulations in tap water. Can water providers meet the challenge? Samantha McBride of the School of Engineering and Applied Science says most public water providers currently are not equipped to test for and treat microplastics because it’s expensive and time consuming.
Applying to a new job? Here’s what to know about AI screening in hiring Boston Globe Applying to a new job? Here’s what to know about AI screening in hiring Ethan Mollick and Lynn Wu of the Wharton School discuss the use of AI in the hiring and job application process.
Philly doctors decry hepatitis B vaccine decision by CDC advisory committee Philadelphia Inquirer Philly doctors decry hepatitis B vaccine decision by CDC advisory committee Research by the Annenberg Public Policy Center indicates that most Americans support hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns.
Most extreme ‘no hire, no fire’ economy we’ve ever seen, says Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel CNBC Most extreme ‘no hire, no fire’ economy we’ve ever seen, says Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School discusses whether investors are afraid of missing out on growth in equity markets.
ShopRite donations at checkout will support NJ food banks NorthJersey.com ShopRite donations at checkout will support NJ food banks Eileen Heisman of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy in the School of Social Policy & Practice says families are using checkout donations for charities as a substitute for bigger gifts.
Google promises gift cards to some who agree to hand over data Detroit Free Press Google promises gift cards to some who agree to hand over data Joseph Turow of the Annenberg School for Communication warns of the drawbacks to widespread collection of consumers’ data online.
Map shows states rolling back property taxes Newsweek Map shows states rolling back property taxes Susan Wachter of the Wharton School says that there are great affordability benefits to homeowners of reducing property tax rates as property tax values increase.