Stern in the News | November 11, 2026

Clinical Professor Alison Taylor interview: “White Workers Claiming Discrimination Complicates Shell’s DEI Drive.”

Research from Professor Jonathan Haidt is referenced: “ChatGPT’s Teen Mode Could Deprive Teenagers of a Fundamental Need.”

Professor Arun Sundararajan interview: “AI in the Workplace.”

Commentary from Adjunct Professor Amy Webb is highlighted: “Maybelline Redefines ‘Maybe’ in a Refresh of Its Classic Catchphrase.”

Professor Priya Raghubir interview: “Americans Hunt for Holiday Deals That Stay in Their Own Closet.”

Research from the Center for Sustainable Business is cited: “When Eco-Friendly Advertising Backfires: More Green Claims Can Make a Product Less Appealing.”

Adjunct Professor Austin Campbell interview: “Crypto Dream May Unravel With Democrats Set to Tighten Rules and Scrutiny in Congress.”

Adjunct Professor Joost van Dreunen interview: “Why Nintendo Is Betting on a Nearly 30-Year-Old Game Remake to Win the Holiday.”

Professor Nicholas Economides interview: “Rising Living Costs Top Voter Concerns Ahead of U.S. Midterm Elections.”

Professor Aswath Damodaran video interview: “NYU’s Damodaran: Worst That Can Happen for Anthropic Is the Mood Keeps Going the Way It Is Now.”

Clinical Professor Paul Hardart interview: “Fox News Viewer Dip Pre-Election Suggests Republican Unease.”