Lauder Institute News

Jon Stein, CEO of robo-advisor firm Betterment, talks about why this technology is the future of wealth management.

Behavioral economics could help tackle the complex problem of creating a health insurance system that works for all citizens.

Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro’s attempts to consolidate political power amid economic misery are taking a huge toll, according to two Penn experts.

Two experts discuss the challenges ahead for new South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche! party is a political startup that used digital tools to take down France’s dominant duopoly, notes this opinion piece.

The head of Women Against Abuse, winner of the 2017 Lipman Family Prize, talks about the group’s work and goals.

In this op-ed, Wharton Dean Geoffrey Garrett writes that while pro-EU parties have gained ground, it is too soon to celebrate the end of populism.

Four economists offer a new way of looking at technological innovation: by expanding beyond theory and accounting for an industry’s historical context.

Americans are flocking to major cities, leading to an urban revival. But the shift also brings challenges, according to a new book.

Macron’s election as French President removes an immediate threat to the EU’s existence. Can it now overcome other serious challenges – to thrive again?