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Kumar discusses Facebook’s newly announced “Libra” cryptocurrency, what it means for the company, and for the future of blockchain technology.

Panelists Ashton Applewhite, Diane T. Ashley ’76, and Leslie Morrison Faerstein will participate in the June 26 webinar, moderated by Amy Armitage ’86 M.B.A.

We want taxes that are simple to administer, provide good rather than bad incentives, and are in large part paid for by people who benefit. Tolls fit the bill.

Robert C. Pozen, a graduate of Yale Law School, has made a generous gift to the Yale School of Management’s fellowship, which promotes leadership in healthcare.

What will recent graduates miss about New Haven and studying at Yale? Toan Do ’19 asked Master of Advanced Management graduates about their favorite things.

Citizens favor expanding benefits via the tax code — even when it’s clear that higher-income households will get more of those benefits.

John E. Roemer, the Elizabeth S. and A. Varick Stout Professor of Political Science and Economics (Yale University Press)

Several Yale alumnae are thinking deeply about digital assistants like Alexa and Siri, and the cultural implications of these technological helpmates.

A newly expanded financial aid program at Yale SOM means that eligible military veterans will receive the full cost of tuition and fees.

This year, SOM awarded diplomas to 505 members of the Class of 2019 in the sunny courtyard of Edward P. Evans Hall.