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  • What’s preventing a U.S.-China trade agreement?

    What stands in the way of an effective trade deal between the U.S. and China? According to Wharton management professor Minyuan Zhao, tariffs of 25% on imports from China “would be devastating for both parties.”

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  • How data analytics is upending baseball

    Wharton's Abraham Wyner discusses how increased reliance on analytics is changing Big League rosters with how to spot stars, how to predict their performance and how many big dollars to sign them on for..

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  • Wharton School receives $10 Million gift from Josh and Marjorie Harris

    The Wharton School announced today a $10 million gift from 1986 undergraduate alumnus Josh Harris and his wife Marjorie Harris to establish the Joshua J. Harris Alternative Investments Program to expand co-curricular opportunities for Wharton students in the field and bring together alumni and industry experts through events and programming.

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  • 3 ways to empower women and tackle gender inequity in the workplace

    The 2019 Wharton Women Business Conference brought female students together to discuss how to achieve their goals in an ever-changing professional landscape.

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  • Shining a light on the Federal Reserve’s foreign affairs

    The Federal Reserve is more than the U.S. central bank; it is also a kind of financial State Department, playing a key role in the nation’s foreign affairs. This is not new: The Fed has functioned as a kind of diplomatic corps since its founding in 1913.

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  • Nation branding: Which countries ranked highest this year?

    Wharton's David Reibstein discusses the U.S. News and World Report's 2019 Best Countries rankings.

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  • How This MBA explored blockchain to drive funds to entrepreneurial women of color

    Only 1% of venture capital funds go to women of color each year. As a WISE Fellow, Chanelle Lansley is working to change that statistic for the better.

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  • The U.S. auto industry in 2019: Twists, turns, and bumps ahead

    Wharton's John Paul on what lies ahead for the auto industry, as concerns loom about the strength of various economies—the U.S. and China in particular.

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  • Factual, or warm and fuzzy? Why choosing the right words matters

    At the second annual Behavioral Insights from Text Conference at Wharton, academics from various disciplines came together to share their research on text analysis using natural language processing and related tools.

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  • Is there really wisdom in the crowd?

    Wharton marketing professor John McCoy discusses his research on a better way to crowdsource ideas, and proposes a new solution for crowdsourcing that can help create better, more accurate results. 

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