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Though blockchain is still in its early stages, now is the time for the public and private sector to experiment, and figure out where the real opportunities are, says Wharton’s Kevin Werbach.

Venmo COO Michael Vaughan explains why the company’s user experience is a key advantage.

CEO Janet Cowell explains how her organization is working toward a goal of 30% of the world’s investable capital being managed by women by 2030.

The Supreme Court wrapped up its term last week with a bombshell announcement about the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who served as a swing vote in several key cases.

A study of emissions at Chinese coal power plants holds important lessons in shaping regulations and tracking compliance.

Corporations have had an outsized influence on the evolution of law in America since the Revolution. UCLA law professor Adam Winkler discusses the history up to the present, based on his new book.

Uber still faces close scrutiny by regulators worldwide as it mends its ways while ceding market share to rivals, says Wharton’s John Paul MacDuffie.

According to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, the U.S. is best served if politicians base public policy on indisputable, historical and timely facts. The problem is pulling them together.

Brands including Facebook, Wells Fargo and Uber have unveiled ad campaigns focused on making amends for recent misdeeds. But is it the right move?

Nonprofit myAgro’s novel financing model is transforming the way African farmers pay for their harvests.