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The Wall Street Journal
May 28, 2022
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The Case for Taking the ‘G’ Out of ESG
Emeritus faculty member David F. Larcker and researcher Brian Tayan discuss effectively measuring a company’s impact on stakeholders and society.
Forbes India
May 18, 2022
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Having More Power at the Bargaining Table Helps Women—but Also Sparks Backlash
In this article originally published by Stanford Business, faculty member Nir Halevy discusses the backlash assertive women can face in the workplace.
FOX Bay Area
May 17, 2022
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Electric Vehicle New Registrations Jump 60% In 1st Quarter of 2022
Lecturer Sven A. Beiker discusses the rise in electric vehicle ownership as gas prices continue to increase.
Poets&Quants
May 17, 2022
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How Stanford GSB Prepares Students for the ‘Most Sought-after’ Post-grad Role
Faculty member Yossi Feinberg and several MBAs share their experiences with the Product Management Action Learning Program.
Crunchbase
May 17, 2022
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Stanford, Harvard, MIT Still Top the List of Schools Producing Funded Founders
This article highlights Stanford GSB as one of the top MBA programs producing seed or early-stage funded founders.
Unsiloed Podcast
May 16, 2022
Audio
What’s Wrong with Banking feat. Anat Admati
Faculty member Anat R. Admati discusses the unresolved political and economic forces that gave rise to the global financial crisis.
Nashville Tennessean
May 15, 2022
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Who Says Business Can’t Be Fun? Warren Buffett for One
Faculty member Jennifer Aaker and lecturer Naomi Bagdonas share their thoughts on the impact of humor on building success in the workplace.
Psychology Today
May 13, 2022
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Culture Is How People Behave When No One Is Looking
In this article, faculty member Charles A. O’Reilly discusses the behaviors that shape workplace culture.
NBC News
May 12, 2022
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Using Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence for Hiring Risks Violating the Americans with Disabilities Act, Biden Admin Says
In this article, faculty member Amir Goldberg shares his thoughts on the presence of bias in technology algorithms for human resources.
Insider
May 11, 2022
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Bonobos Cofounder Andy Dunn Describes How He Changed His Unstylish Ways to Run a Top Fashion Brand: ‘We Needed a Fashion-Startup Front Man, Not a Neon Orange Liability’
Andy Dunn, MBA ’07, cofounder of menswear brand Bonobos, discusses his approach to fashion prior to being CEO of the company.
Bloomberg Law
May 11, 2022
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Return-To-Office Plans Unravel as Workers Rebel in Tight Job Market
Courtesy faculty member Nicholas A. Bloom discusses the effects of hybrid work schedules on employee satisfaction and quitting rates.
Smithsonian Magazine
May 11, 2022
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What Do Pop Stars Have That One-Hit Wonders Don’t
Faculty member Justin M. Berg discusses how novelty and variety in artist portfolios impact the likelihood of mainstream success.
Computerworld
May 10, 2022
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Q&A: Why Video Calls Can Be Bad for Creativity
This article references research from faculty member Jonathan Levav to discuss limitations that virtual meetings can create for focus and creativity.
Science News
May 10, 2022
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Why It’s So Hard for a One-Hit Wonder to Have a Lasting Music Career
Faculty member Justin M. Berg discusses the effects that creativity and variety in artists’ portfolios can have on driving success.
Fortune
May 09, 2022
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High Hopes for the New UN Panel to Set Greenwashing Standards
Emeritus faculty member Stefan J. Reichelstein discusses how mandatory reporting can help keep stakeholders accountable for sustainability pledges.
Fast Company
May 09, 2022
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Premature Births Have Tripled in Ukraine. This Nonprofit Is Donating Portable Incubators
Jane Chen, MBA ’08, CEO and cofounder of Embrace Global, discusses the non-profit’s donation of portable incubators to Ukraine.
Poets&Quants
May 09, 2022
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We Asked MBAs How They Got into Top Schools. Here’s What They Told Us
Sophia Weng, MBA ’22, and Suhani Jalota, MBA ’22, share their unique perspectives on what makes for a successful MBA school application.
Quartz
May 09, 2022
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Why Apple Is Wrong to Dictate Which Days Employees Come to the Office
In this article, courtesy faculty member Nicholas A. Bloom shares his thoughts on Apple’s new hybrid work policy.
Bloomberg
May 06, 2022
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Andreessen’s Role in Musk-Twitter Bid Sets up Meta Conflict
Emeritus faculty member David F. Larcker shares his thoughts on Andreessen Horowitz’s investment in Twitter’s takeover and his connections to Meta.
Forbes India
May 06, 2022
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How Income Inequality Can Drive COVID Infections
In this article originally published by Stanford Business, faculty member Gabriel Weintraub discusses the response to public health measures in Chile.