Business

In a brief Q&A, leadership expert Jeffrey Sonnenfeld discusses how OpenAI’s structure and the performance of its board contributed to recent company chaos.

It was the first public dialogue between a senior Arab government official and a senior Israeli official since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

Neema Health, developed by Yale psychiatrist Sofia Noori, is an affordable, evidence-based care model intended to provide rapid relief for survivors.

Ahead of the Yale Climate, Environment & Economic Growth Conference, three Yale economists discuss the future of economic growth in the face of climate...

In a Q&A, Yale School of the Environment Professor of Economics Matthew Kotchen discusses the viability of Africa’s call for a global tax on carbon.

At a recent colloquium, three Yale SOM alumni discussed their work tackling the challenge of local pushback when proposing much-needed housing development.

A new study co-authored by Yale School of Management’s Ivana Katic reveals how firms can incentivize government regulators with offers of private-sector jobs.

Pollitt and her interdisciplinary team developed the FreshAir wristband, a wearable device that detects air pollution. In a Q&A, she discusses her work.

“Entrepreneurship in the Art Market,” a course popular with business and art students alike, offers an inside look at how art is produced, sold, and collected.

The potential of artificial intelligence to transform business is enormous — but the perils of early adoption may yet outweigh the benefits.