The finger arithmetic of free vs. fair trade Fortune The finger arithmetic of free vs. fair trade Z. John Zang of the Wharton School discusses free trade.
Strong start to online holiday shopping masks signs of a fragile U.S. consumer Reuters Strong start to online holiday shopping masks signs of a fragile U.S. consumer Kent Smetters of the Wharton School suggests consumers need more motivation than usual to spend money this year.
David M. Drucker: It’s getting harder for governors to run for president Twin Cities Pioneer Press David M. Drucker: It’s getting harder for governors to run for president Brian Rosenwald of the School of Arts & Sciences says that successful presidential candidates in 2028 will be the ones who can harness non-traditional media best.
Here’s how I’m planning to transform myself and my business in 2026 Entrepreneur Here’s how I’m planning to transform myself and my business in 2026 Research from Penn estimates that generative AI could increase global productivity and GDP by 1.5% by 2035 and nearly 3% by 2055
Fatigue is still a safety risk for air travel Philadelphia Inquirer Fatigue is still a safety risk for air travel A 2008 Penn study found that sleep-deprived TSA agents were less able to detect weapons in bags.
Kids who have smartphones by age 12 have higher risk of depression, obesity ABC News Kids who have smartphones by age 12 have higher risk of depression, obesity The earlier a child receives a smartphone, the greater their risk of developing certain negative health conditions, according to a study by Ran Barzilay of the Perelman School of Medicine.
Firms harness AI tools in search for competitive edge Financial Times Firms harness AI tools in search for competitive edge About half of finance and accounting professionals now use AI every day, compared with 33 per cent last year, according to a Wharton School study.
Smartphones could be putting your kids at risk CNN Smartphones could be putting your kids at risk A study by Ran Barzilay of the Perelman School of Medicine finds that early adolescents who get phones at younger ages are more likely to have obesity, be depressed, and not get enough sleep.
Specialized urgent care for cancer patients is becoming more accessible in Philly WHYY (Philadelphia) Specialized urgent care for cancer patients is becoming more accessible in Philly Specialized urgent care for cancer patients is becoming more accessible in Philly
How elite business schools like Wharton are overhauling curriculum as AI reshapes Wall Street bankers’ futures Business Insider How elite business schools like Wharton are overhauling curriculum as AI reshapes Wall Street bankers’ futures The Wharton School is introducing a new academic track built around AI, with remarks from Eric Bradlow.