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Be careful: AI can elaborate on financial concepts, but you can’t use it yet for personal finance advice, writes Wharton’s...

Wharton’s Stephanie Creary talks with experts from Harvard and Boston University about how to retire successfully and create a life...

Research shows that macroeconomic shocks like recessions and COVID-19 can influence the success of mergers and acquisitions.   The following...

Experts at Wharton and elsewhere authored the winner of the 2024 Jacobs Levy Center Best Paper prize, which identified common...

Competing with popular releases on Spotify can actually benefit smaller artists, says Wharton’s Manav Raj.   In 2017, Taylor Swift...

New research from Wharton’s Matt Killingsworth suggests that happiness keeps increasing with income, far beyond expected.   We’ve all heard...

Seller shareholder returns are 1.5% lower on average when private equity firms buy divestitures from publicly held firms compared to...

Visiting scholar Cornelia Walther makes the business case for “prosocial AI” and how it can benefit society while minimizing ethical...

People reported feeling less lonely after interacting with AI chatbots programmed to be empathetic, according to a new study from...

Wharton’s Wendy De La Rosa sounds the alarm about firms using AI to encourage consumer spending, which will harm financial...