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How Wharton and Penn changed the world through unprecedented processes for producing goods and services.
Wharton's new Public Policy Initiative analyzes post-election Washington in its first-ever event.
Should organizations stretch to be more inclusive of introverts, or should introverts stretch themselves to become leaders?
Alumnus Gary Phillips conducts research for the World Economic Forum that could reveal the future form of health care delivery systems.
A Philadelphia Wharton alumna reports back from her Lifelong Learning experience.
Kevin Werbach explains how making tasks into games can change results.
Using business as a tool for good in the world.
Wharton Digital Press offers the latest book from Professor Peter Cappelli for free.
We highlight the remarks by Lady Barbara Judge, CW’66, at the Pension Research Council Special Forum.
Professor Mike Useem examines what every leader needs for growth in an era of change, uncertainty and complexity.
Professor Karl Ulrich speaks at Wharton MBA Reunion 2012 about his research into innovation tournaments
Professor Jeremy Siegel comments on the past, present and future of the stock market.
Everyday low prices do not work for every retailer.
Professor Peter Fader explores the latest research into customer centricity and its advantages in an uncertain economy.
Why external hires get paid more, and perform worse, than internal staff.
Leaders should develop a third-way workplace, not masculine or feminine but one that applies both left- and right-brain management.
