Lauder Institute News

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz testified in front of Congress this week, after settling out of court with a passenger who was violently removed from a flight.

Concern is building that the U.S. stock market is dangerously high. Wharton experts weigh in — and offer advice for investors.

A new report by the Penn Wharton Public Policy Initiative looks at the state of U.S. voting technology.

The Trump administration’s tax plan would likely mean increased government borrowing and a crowding out of private investment and capital formation, experts say.

Being speedy at your job isn’t the best trait for every profession, said writer Malcolm Gladwell at the recent Wharton People Analytics Conference. So why does educational and job testing favor the fastest candidates?

Boston Consulting Group’s Rich Lesser shares insights on becoming a CEO, noting that authenticity is a key factor in successful leadership.

The Trump administration’s trade advisors argue that greater dependence on bilateral — rather than multilateral — trade agreements will provide maximum advantages for U.S. exporters and consumers. Which approach is best?

People have become addicted to their mobile devices. NYU professor Adam Alter says it’s by design — and offers some ideas on how to break the habit.

Personalized medicine – also called precision or genetics-based medicine — was expected to revolutionize the field. But why are results so meager 15 years later?

Indian professionals garner the highest number of H-1B visas and would appear to be hurt most by new restrictions. But this opinion piece suggests ways they might benefit.