Lauder Institute News

From kid zones to luxury suites, stadiums have adopted new marketing ploys but remain dear to fans’ hearts, says author Rafi Kohan.

The Equifax hacking has highlighted the risks consumers face when using their Social Security numbers for verification. Is there a better alternative?

Wharton’s Philip Tetlock discusses the widening chasm between science-based political forecasting and the sound bites from pundits that often miss the mark.

Is Apple’s latest batch of new products enough to keep the company moving forward, or is it finally losing momentum after years of ruling the gadget world?

Crowdfunding is gradually gaining traction in India. But will it deliver like it has in other markets?

Amazon’s patent on “1-Click” ordering, which recently expired, helped jump-start the e-commerce giant’s growth from a virtual bookstore to a massive online marketplace.

Hurricane Harvey was a predictable disaster, says PennDesign’s Billy Fleming. He explains what cities could do to prepare.

Many artists are not wired for business. With economics driving most from the field in the long run, can business training help?