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The private sector will likely need to fill any gaps in federal funding for research in areas such as climate change and earth science, experts say.

Recent Wharton research examines a new approach to assigning patients to doctors in the ER.

Both domestically and internationally, Donald Trump’s looming interlocking business and presidential interests are more substantial than any other U.S. president in history.

Young job seekers in the Middle East say they want to work at startups. But according to a new study, they prefer the security of working for government or a large firm.

Insurance against a catastrophic event, such as a hurricane or earthquake, often is not purchased by consumers or purchased too late. A recent Wharton report examines what can be done to improve coverage and minimize risks.

OPEC’S production cuts may boost oil prices a bit more. But higher prices would quickly bring idle U.S. shale production back online, limiting future price gains.

The merger of State Bank of India with its associates is raising a host of questions, including whether the combined entity will increase systemic risk in the banking sector.

Data analytics enables enterprises to delight their customers by delivering customized and integrated omnichannel experiences.

In ‘Moneyball’ author Michael Lewis showed how data analytics up-ended professional baseball. His new book reveals where the concepts originated.

Former Huawei executive Joe Peng is betting that FIIL, a homegrown Chinese headphone maker, can go head-to-head with foreign brands.