Loulou Khazen Baz is a digital entrepreneur with a social mission: to address the Arab World’s unemployment challenges by allowing companies to micro-source talent through her online job market, Nabbesh.
Loulou Khazen Baz is a digital entrepreneur with a social mission: to address the Arab World’s unemployment challenges by allowing companies to micro-source talent through her online job market, Nabbesh.
Climate change and pollution are in focus with a papal call, a court ruling and a government report. Experts at Wharton and a Jesuit priest weigh the possible outcomes.
Despite the turmoil in Europe about Greece, U.S. investors should see only limited impact on their portfolios, at least in the short run. But there could be complications in the long term.
The chaos of eurozone negotiations with Greece is raising questions about Europe’s future. An image of a continent in decline is being burnished, say experts from Wharton and elsewhere.
No matter how the Greek drama ends, Europe and the euro will survive, writes Peter Vanham, senior media manager for the World Economic Forum, in this opinion piece.
While pharmaceutical companies hope their television ads might convince a consumer to choose their drug over a rival’s, new Wharton research finds that the ads have a number of additional, unintended impacts.
Consumers today often belong to a host of retail ‘loyalty programs,’ earning redeemable points when they spend. So why do so many people stockpile points instead of use them?
After a corporate spin-off, members of the parent firm’s board are often placed on the board of the divested firm. But what does it mean for a newly created company when board members from its parent still exert that kind of control?
In normal years, investing in equities can reap extremely healthy returns. But not all of that ROI is based on what you’d think. Some of it is rooted in the fear that everything could go terribly, unexpectedly wrong, Wharton’s Jessica Wachter says.
Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel says the impact of the Greek debt crisis, while dire for the country and its citizens, will be restrained.
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