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Professional women have narrowed the gender pay gap, but troubling inequities remain

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AI is expanding the boundaries of biological research. Will drug development follow?

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People prefer negotiating with women—even when they don’t know it.

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Study shows why speaking beats writing for contentious conversation

A new measure finds AI could double U.S. economic output by helping businesses learn faster—or fail faster

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Perspectives

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Perspectives

Why Are We Sinking Billions into a Gas System We Plan to Leave Behind?

The Energy Institute

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Perspectives

Will U.S. Households Still Buy Heat Pumps Without a Tax Credit?

The Energy Institute

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Perspectives

Are Wind Turbines Making People Sick?

The Energy Institute

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Code Blue

A UC Berkeley Haas study of 1.1 million emergency-room visits finds that how hospitals deploy nurse practitioners and physicians matters as much as which they hire—with no difference in patient mortality but meaningful gaps in cost and follow-up care.

California Management Review

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AI Cuts Costs, Until It Doesn’t: Why Accountability Still Belongs to Senior Leadership

California Management Review

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What California’s Senate Bill 253 Means for Asset Managers

California Management Review

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What Can We Learn from a ‘Nanosecond Behind’ Competitor?

California Management Review

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Why Highly Innovative Startups Often Present Themselves in the Most Generic Ways

California Management Review

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What America can learn from Nordic capitalism: New book

New Book

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A new book to fix how leaders think about culture

New research challenges FTC’s pharmaceutical merger remedy policy

Research Brief

Companies’ website traffic proves powerful predictor of financial performance and stock returns

Research Brief

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How AI is transforming research: More papers, less quality, and a strained review system

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Golf lesson: Study shows political polarization hurts performance at work

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UC Berkeley Haas Sustainable Business Research Prize awarded to paper on the world’s first particulate emissions market

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Does your robo-advisor know you’re NOT a 30-year-old millionaire?