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The Edge: The Recommendation Funnel
Before making a purchase, people increasingly turn to online platforms and communities to seek out recommendations, opinions, and lived experiences from others. But behind what…
July 9, 2026
- Alumni
From the Management: Operational Flexibility
Electricity is unlike most products because it cannot be stored easily. When someone flips a switch, a generator needs to respond instantaneously. This requires operational…
July 9, 2026
- Research and Insights
Buying and Selling: Financing Medical Breakthroughs
Policy debates about pharmaceutical innovation often focus on the idea that the United States finances the world’s medical breakthroughs. But that perspective looks only at the…
July 9, 2026
- In the News
Saudi Arabia’s Oil Sector Skills to Help Kingdom Evolve as a Green Hydrogen Hub
Saudi Arabia’s expertise in the oil industry could help them emerge as a global leader in green hydrogen production as the world marches toward a sustainable future, experts told…
March 2, 2026
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Is Plate Waste Eating Profit Margins? Research Insights into Reducing Restaurant Food Waste
At a time when rising food costs, shifting consumer appetites, and mounting sustainability pressures are converging on the restaurant industry, research reveals that one of the…
March 2, 2026
- In the News
Energy Department Offloads Some Emergency Operations to AI
Stephen Weymouth, professor and faculty affiliate with the AI, Analytics, and the Future of Work Initiative, weighs in on the effects of using AI in place of human expertise in…
February 10, 2026
- Research and Insights
Severe Winter Weather, Data Centers and Your Electric Bill: What You Need to Know
Why has electricity gotten so expensive this winter? It’s complicated, said Safak Yucel, associate professor and associate director at the Business of Sustainability Initiative…
February 2, 2026
- In the News
Cities Are Key to Climate Solutions. Are Middle Eastern Cities Stepping Up?
The climate battle will be won or lost in our cities. And it’s not about sacrifice — reducing urban emissions opens powerful opportunities to improve prosperity and quality of…
January 30, 2026
- In the News
Why Chocolate Is Still Expensive Despite Falling Cocoa Prices
At the corporate level, sustainability programs linking farmer training to financial incentives are expanding, though adoption remains uneven. Vishal Agrawal, Henry J. Blommer…
January 13, 2026
- In the News
Five Pros on Where CD Rates Will Go in Early 2026 — and Whether You Should Lock in Now
"The Fed is not scheduled to make a rate decision until Jan. 28, so rates will probably stay about the same until [then], or unless something really unexpected happens. The…
January 5, 2026