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How Best to Launch Your Product
Expert insights on ways to launch your product by Chicago Booth’s adjunct professor of economics and strategy, Prof. Ram Shivakumar.
Light Waves Can Now Carry More Data
UC Berkeley Researchers have found a new way to harness the properties of light waves and radically increase the amount of data they carry.
Sharing Emotions Over Information
Research reveals what the power of sharing emotions over information can teach us about building diverse teams.
How Robinhood Herding Drives Share Prices
Berkeley Haas professor Terrance Odean talks about his research of the Robinhood app and GameStop and the recent controversial herding event.
CEO vs CFO – Roles and Responsibilities
Here are the differences between the CEO and CFO including the respective responsibilities, functional roles, and salaries.
What Hand Gesture Do You Want to Make?
Looking at the antitrust cases against Microsoft and Google over 20 years apart to understand how one informs the other.
16 Common Facial Expressions Worldwide
A study finds U.S. homeowners rely on friends on Facebook and their relationship with solar power rather than rational cost-benefits analysis.
Do You Wonder Where Our Minds Wander?
Researchers have identified a way to measure brain activity to determine when the mind is focused, fixated, or wandering.
The Lack of Patience Among Patients
Research suggests that people can be more patient when they have a greater appreciation of the thing they’re waiting for.
How Do Antitrust Charges Fare Against Big Tech Companies?
Looking at the antitrust cases against Microsoft and Google over 20 years apart to understand how one informs the other.
Smartphone Air Quality Checks for Everyday Use
Yale SOM’s Professor Kevin Williams and his team are using cell phone location data meant for retail foot traffic to track the virus.
How a Tech Boom Can Negatively Affect Local Businesses
UCLA Anderson’s Olav Sorenson and colleagues find that a local tech boom can affect established employers negatively.
