In a Polarized World, an Open Mind Can Hurt Your Reputation
Americans say they value open-mindedness — until their political allies listen to what the other side is saying.
If/Then
This new podcast examines research findings that can help us navigate the complex issues we face in business, leadership, and society.
“AI Will Be as Common in Healthcare as the Stethoscope.”
Dr. Robert Pearl believes tools like ChatGPT will make patients healthier, providers happier, and medical bills smaller.
Why the “Venture Mindset” Is Not Just for Tech Investors
How venture capitalists approach risk has lessons that apply beyond Silicon Valley, according to a new book.
Billionaires Can’t Solve Our Problems, Says ‘Davos Man’ Author
‘New York Times’ reporter Peter Goodman discusses rising inequality and the roots of populism.
How To: Reject Pitches Like a Venture Capitalist
Sometimes you need to make a quick decision and move on. A “fast rejection mindset” helps.
When the Export-Import Bank Closed Up, U.S. Companies Saw Global Sales Plummet
A look back at the temporary shutdown of the export credit agency finds significant impacts on American companies.
More Time To Trade Isn’t a Good Thing for Many Retail Investors
When people picking their own stocks have fewer hours to play the market, the better their investments do.
Experiments Inspired by Slot Machines Promise Bigger Research Payoffs
“Multi-armed bandits” can reduce some of the uncertainty and inefficiency of A/B testing.
Why Investors Throw Money at Eccentric CEOs
Nonconformist executives grab attention — and investments. But they’re not always a safe bet.
New Incentives Could Save the Colorado River — and Other Threatened Waterways
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Milgrom is tackling an urgent market design problem: how to get water to those who need it most.