Business

Trump’s bilateral approach to trade with China may backfire, resulting in higher-priced imports and a functional tax hike on American consumers.

King, an expert on social networks, discusses the impact of loneliness in the workplace.

More than 460 members of the Class of 2018 received diplomas during Yale SOM’s commencement exercises at Edward P. Evans Hall.

What does the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica scandal say about the risks of trusting Facebook and other tech companies with our data?

Investments in more racially integrated cities are more effective, producing more innovation and economic growth. Yale SOM’s Olav Sorenson explains why.

What the U.S. government seeks is not to modernize NAFTA but rather to get an agreement that would destroy trade and investment among the three partners.

SOM’s Kelly Shue set out to test the famous Peter Principle — that employees are promoted to their “level of incompetence.” Her findings may not surprise you.

As part of the Tsai CITY-sponsored event, teams of entrepreneurs vied for five $25,000 awards with themes including sustainability, healthcare, and education.

What’s the value of an engineering degree versus an M.B.A.? Using applied econometrics, labor economist Joseph Altonji looks at questions like this and others.

Thanks to new faculty members Tobias J. Moskowitz, Kelly Shue, Stefano Giglio, and Bryan T. Kelly, Yale SOM’s finance group is stronger than ever.