Andover Newton Seminary at Yale Divinity School is the first in the country to require all M.Div. graduates to take classes in business administration.
In a brief Q&A, Yale School of Management’s Ravi Dhar discusses how the perception of rising prices affects buying behavior, and how companies can respond.
A Yale SOM co-led study finds that while winners tend to branch out in new directions afterward, nominees who don’t win become more creatively cautious.
Predictions of long-term home price growth were wildly optimistic in the early 2000s but have become more cautious since the Great Recession, a new study finds.
Well-being can be enhanced by pairing a shift in your job mindset with changes in how you think about your own strengths and weaknesses, new research finds.
In a Q&A, Yale School of Management’s Tauhid Zaman, who has studied the impact of bots, weighs in on how much they skew the experience of Twitter users.
Yale SOM’s Teresa Chahine joins the show to discuss how social entrepreneurs can help create self-sustaining solutions to public health and other problems.
Amid the pandemic and school board politicization, trust in education has taken a hit. Caitlin Sullivan ’13 M.B.A. is helping superintendents to rebuild it.
Companies say they want employees who are entrepreneurial and innovative, but firms are actually less likely to reply to applications from startup founders.
