Business

The former Federal Reserve chair discusses what the Fed can do to help stabilize the economy and get it turned around when interest rate cuts aren’t enough.

Competitors analyzed the nation’s economic and financial conditions and made monetary-policy recommendations in the style of the Fed’s Open Market Committee.

The gap between rich and poor is widening, and deeply ingrained social behaviors and biases are a factor, says SOM’s Michael Kraus.

The co-founders of a crowdsourcing investment platform for renewable energy projects are turning to Yale students to brainstorm ways to reach future customers.

Richard Kauffman ’83 explains how the New York Green Bank has made possible $1.5 billion in clean energy projects that wouldn’t otherwise have happened.

SOM graduate Brendan Kennedy ’05 discusses the future of the increasingly legal industry, and the risks ahead for investors in the budding industry.

Sponsored by Tsai CITY, the Accelerator program guides students and teams with innovative ideas through the process of building effective organizations.

A new study suggests that White Americans with liberal views use language that makes them appear less competent in an effort to get along with minorities.

David C. Engerman and Ebonya Washington were appointed to endowed professorships.

Washington specializes in public finance and political economy with research interests in the interplay of race, gender, and political representation.