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From deciding who plays to tracking stats to selling tickets, analytics is changing the game of basketball, according to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver at the Wharton People Analytics Conference.

Twine, an HR analytics startup, won Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship’s first Startup Challenge. Founders Joseph Quan and Nikhil Srivastava use algorithms to match internal candidates to open jobs at a company.

Lean In author Sheryl Sandberg, and Wharton management professor and author Adam Grant discuss their new book about how to recover when the unthinkable happens.

As the economy seems to be finding solid footing, the U.S. Federal Reserve is looking to resume pre-Great Recession operations. Is it possible?

Tax reform is a hot topic in Washington, but many questions surround the complex issue, both on the personal and the corporate tax side.

The CBO’s report is in about the potential impacts of the American Health Care Act — here’s how the findings could impact Senate Republicans’ version of the effort to repeal and replace Obamacare.

Four traits characterize a high-performing CEO, according to an extensive 10-year study called the CEO Genome Project.

The Ford Foundation is shifting up to $1 billion in endowment funds to mission-related investments. Will it encourage others to change strategies too?

Americans value their privacy but they are also resigned to giving up personal data to transact with a company. Is this acceptable?

It is the pursuit of a meaningful life — not happiness — that leads to true contentment, according to a new book.