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How Risky Trading Desks Turned into Lucrative 'Toll Booths' for Banks
Are You Guilty of Boomerasking?
Harvard’s Arthur Brooks: We Have a ‘Right Now Bias’ About the Polarization in Our Country
Treasury Market Dysfunction and the Role of the Central Bank
Fed Urged to Explore Hedge Fund Bailout Tool for Basis Trade
Behind the Research: Elisabeth Paulson
Elisabeth Paulson, an assistant professor in the Technology and Operations Management Unit at Harvard Business School, grew up discussing math at the dinner table. Now, she uses algorithms and machine learning tools to make a difference in people’s lives. We talked with Elisabeth about her research, her academic path, and why she loves reality television shows.
Central Banks Are Not Independent on Climate Policy, Study Shows
Elon Musk’s Business Empire Is at Risk as Harvard Professor Warns of Instability
Moving Forward Together, Fostering Future Leaders
How To Build Trust At Work: Strategies Experts Say Top Leaders Use
Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged as Trump Tariffs, Economic Concerns Loom
Reskilling the Workforce With AI: Harvard Business School’s Raffaella Sadun
Know Your HBS Staff: Jan Pianca
Jan Pianca was only five years old when he took his first flight alone—across the Iron Curtain—and it sparked a love of travel that remains today. As the educational programs director for Harvard Business School’s Europe Research Center in Paris, he meets with students and alumni across the region. We talked with Jan about his work, his love of travel, and more.