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Dean Ann Harrison

Ann Harrison reappointed to second term as Berkeley Haas dean

New Berkeley Haas faculty members 2022

Berkeley Haas welcomes nine new professors

Evidence shows the Clean Air Act has reduced racial disparities in exposure to pollution

University of California, Berkeley's Oliver Williamson smiles during a news conference on campus in Berkeley, Calif., Monday, Oct. 12, 2009. Americans Elinor Ostrom and Williamson won the Nobel economics prize on Monday for their analyses of economic governance, the rules by which people exercise authority in companies and economic systems. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

Nobel laureate Oliver Williamson, pioneer of organizational economics, dies at 87

In Memoriam

Elmina Castle and Fortress in Ghana

How the slave trade’s financial legacy harms Africans today

Finance & Banking

Two people walking down a prison corridor

Criminal punishment is harshest in racially diverse counties, study finds

Criminal Justice

Cryptocurrency - stable coin illustration

What are stable coins? Cryptocurrency Q&A with Rich Lyons

Cryptocurrency

A microphone at a political rally

Study shows the social benefits of political incorrectness

High school coach instructing basketball players in locker room

Winning coaches’ locker room secret

A bottle of opioids

How opioid use spreads in families, worsening crisis

How the stock market fuels wealth inequality

How the stock market is fueling the wealth gap: Q&A with Prof. Martin Lettau

Group of young people using smartphone mobile phone_Ming Hsu research

How information is like snacks, money, and drugs—to your brain

Illustration of a satellite orbiting the earth

How hedge funds use satellite images to beat Wall Street—and Main Street

Why women can’t negotiate away the gender pay gap

University of Maryland Prof. Michele Gelfand_Berkeley Haas Culture Conference

Culture club: Top scholars and execs meet at Haas to discuss why culture counts

UC Berkeley study finds Minority Homebuyers Face Widespread Statistical Lending Discrimination

Minority homebuyers face widespread statistical lending discrimination, study finds

Berkeley Haas Finance Prof. Christine Parlour has researched cryptocurrency prices.

Cryptocurrency demystified: A Q&A with Prof. Christine Parlour

A Berkeley Haas study found narcissistic CEOs make their companies vulnerable to lawsuits

So sue me: Why narcissistic CEOs can get their firms in legal trouble

Haas welcomes a record number of MBA students

Students participating in the GNAM program concluded their week preparing and sharing traditional Irish food at Ballyknocken Cookery School with owner and chef Catherine Fulvio.

MBA students’ globe-trotting education with GNAM

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