A new study co-authored by Yale SOM’s Vahideh Manshadi and Faidra Monachou and Ilan Morgenstern of UC Berkeley lays out a ...

A new study co-authored by Yale SOM’s Soheil Ghili proposes a scalable way for AI companies to pay publishers for crawling ...

The FDA should recommit to transparent, evidence-based decision-making, apply its standards consistently, and modernize its ...

A study by Yale SOM’s Frank Zhang suggests that local Chinese governments often inflate GDP figures in order to meet targets. Some officials may do so by pushing through projects without long-term ...

President-elect Donald Trump caught many by surprise last week when he announced plans to install far-reaching tariffs of 25% on Mexico and Canada and increase existing tariffs on goods imported from ...

The blowout of a door plug on an Alaska Air 737 MAX 9 earlier this month is just the latest incident casting doubt on the safety culture of the aerospace giant. Yale SOM leadership expert Jeffrey ...

Deferred maintenance and climate change have pushed America’s aging infrastructure to the breaking point. But federal legislation has created a generational opportunity to rethink the systems that ...

Corporate fraud is rarely a solo act. It typically requires coordination—shared stories, repeated interactions, and trust among conspirators. What happens when those connections are disrupted by ...

The oil industry is in the midst of a supply gut, producing millions of barrels per day above demand. Prices are low and major companies in the sector are contracting. According to Prof. Jeffrey ...

If you accidentally stumbled into a solution for a major problem at work, would you turn down an employee-of-the month award? What if you spent hours of work on something trivial, and your boss ...

Yale SOM’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and co-authors Stephen Henriques and Steven Tian write that while there are legitimate reasons for some tariffs, the president’s arbitrary approach is worrying allies and ...