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At the Leading Edge of IBM’s Transformation
CFO Mark Loughridge, ’82, saw the technology giant through its darkest days. He recently discussed IBM’s remarkable turnaround with Chicago Booth Magazine. Read More »
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Gleaning Insight From Marketing Heavyweights
Students offer their take on roundtable discussions with alumni at the Kilts Center Marketing Day Forum. Read More »
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Mining the Promise of Big Data
CFOs gathering at annual Chicago Booth forum consider the challenges posed by enormous data sets and discuss how they can add value at their companies.
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Profiting From Market Efficiencies And Anomalies
New York Times story shows how David Booth built a mutual fund empire by applying the finance theory he learned from Eugene Fama, the father of the efficient market theory. Read More »
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Why The Future Appears Closer Than The Past
Research by professor Eugene Caruso featured in the Atlantic finds that the subjective experience of moving through time is analogous to the physical experience of movement through space. Read More »
Highlights:
School
- New Venture Challenge Winner Makes High-Tech Matches
- The Best-Kept Secret in the Chicago Art World is a B-School
- Gleaning insight from marketing heavyweights
- Professors to Compare Economies Throughout History
- Is The Economy Near A Tipping Point?
Research
- Economists versus everyone else
- Relationship advice for suppliers: Use a business planning model
- U.S. Women on the Rise as Family Breadwinner
- Are Women’s Higher Earnings Holding Back Marriage Rate?
- Sinful Broker Denial And How An Index Ends It
Alumni
Faculty
- Economic return from Human Genome Project grows
- Robert W. Fogel, U. of C. professor and Nobel winner, dies at 86
- Robert Fogel, University of Chicago Nobel winner, dies
- Robert Fogel has died
- Robert Fogel, Won Nobel Prize in Economics, 1926-2013
Op-Eds
- Mr. Abe's Scattershot Reforms
- Does one person staying at home always make the household more efficient?
- Ask Emily: A Math Formula for Apartment Hunting
- Breadwinning Wives and Nervous Husbands
- We, the Corporations?
