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AI Systems Can Now Solve Complex Math Problems
This MIT Technology Review article highlights what AI systems being able to solve complex math problems may entail for the tech future.
How Reliable is Palm-Print Recognition Technology?
This MIT Technology Review article discusses the efficiency and accuracy of palm-print recognition technology.
Understanding Capitalism and Inflation
In this episode of the Chicago Booth Review's Capitalisn’t podcast, hosts Luigi Zingales and Bethany McLean discuss capitalism and inflation.
Are Asia Pacific Sovereign Bonds Worth the Risk?
An increase in competition affects the way companies respond to corporate social responsibility activities.
Secrets of Big Investors
Research from Yale SOM’s Tobias Moskowitz, making use of industry data, examines the strategies of large-scale traders to find out how they avoid market predators and keep trading costs low.
Do Incentives Always Work Best for Employee Engagement?
This Chicago Booth Review piece explores the efficacy of incentives in optimizing employee engagement and uncovers potential limitations.
A $25 Billion Industry based on Emotion Recognition, Falls Short
A new study illustrates that contrary to popular belief, computers can’t actually read your emotions.
New Smartwatch Can Monitor Your Metabolism
UCLA engineers created a thin adhesive film that goes on the underside of a custom-built smartwatch making it a powerful health monitoring system.
How to Curb Short-Termism and Boost the US Economy
The Securities and Exchange Commission is having an open conversation about public companies in the US having to report their corporate finances biannually rather than quarterly
It Might Just be the Time to Embrace Passive Management for Good
Chicago Booth’s Eugene F. Fama weighs in on market efficiency, active management, and corporate governance, among other topics, and explains why investors shouldn’t buy hedge funds.
Activist Shareholders May Help Firms in the Long Term
Activist shareholders are often criticized for seeking quick profits instead of nurturing companies’ long-term health. But in a new study, Yale SOM’s Song Ma and his collaborators find evidence that activist hedge fund investors boost innovation during the five years after intervention.
Some Unfortunate Truths about Trade
The troublesome relationship between tariffs, trade deficits and the tenuous economic recovery
