Accounting for the costs of climate change is an increasing focus globally. In 2024, the United States alone had 27 “confirmed weather/climate disaster events with losses exceeding $1 billion each,” ...

Entrepreneur Konstantin Sokolov, MBA ’05 (XP-74), has given $100 million to Chicago Booth, renaming the Executive MBA Program and funding a new clinical professorship.

"Investigating the Effects of Including Discount Information in Advertising" Shirsho Biswas (Quantitative Marketing) 2019 Pradeep Chintagunta (Chair), Sanjay Dhar, Jean-Pierre Dube, and Anita Rao ...

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Back in 1957, Benjamin A. Rogge wrote that public financing of education was a problem because “he who pays the piper will call the tune.” The annual Stigler conference, Economic Concentration and the ...

Whether you are planning on attending the official Reconnect weekend in Chicago or not, come join your fellow Chicago Booth DFW Alumni at Community Beer Co. for light bites and beverages to celebrate ...

The proliferation of generative artificial intelligence made a suite of potentially transformative tools accessible to workers around the world. Are they using it? Many are, according to research by ...

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What can the mining industry do to make itself greener and still turn a profit—all while being the linchpin in our path toward sustainability? Picture a society powered by renewable energy. What ...

In 2020, the University of Chicago set the ambitious goal to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions 50 percent by 2030. Since then, it has made major strides in sustainability—from conserving water to ...