Stern in the News | October 20, 2026

Professor Robert Seamans interview: “Industry Pushes Back on NAIC Plan to Mix Old, New AI Tools in Risk Exams.”

Adjunct Professor Cristiano Zazzara letter: “Valuing Bank Stocks When Interest Rates Are Surging.”

Joint research from Professor Anindya Ghose is spotlighted: “Building an Advertising Career That Lasts.”

Commentary from Adjunct Professor Joost van Dreunen is cited: “PlayStation 6 Price Tag Has Gamers Ready to Ditch Consoles Forever.”

Research from Professor of Management Practice Suzy Welch is highlighted: “Why Have People Become so Selfish?”

Commentary from Clinical Professor Emerita Tensie Whelan is featured: “No Straight Path to Sustainability Leadership: A Climate Week NYC Conversation on Women, Resilience, and Leading in an Age of Resistance.”

Commentary from Professor Thomas Philippon is referenced: “Billionaires Are the Symptom, Not the Disease.”

Clinical Professor Thomaï Serdari interview: “Amazon, Target Holiday Catalogs Are in NJ Mailboxes, Homage to Sears.”

Professor Jonathan Haidt video interview: “‘The Happiness Hypothesis’ Author on AI.”

Commentary from Professor Emeritus Nouriel Roubini is highlighted: “Dubai Leaders Explore AI and Global Trade Shifts to Support Future Economic Growth.”

Commentary from Professor Scott Galloway is mentioned: “Gen Z Is Terrified of AI — and Dismissing Their Concerns Could Cost Republicans Elections.”

Joint research from the DHL Initiative on Globalization at the Center for the Future of Management is cited: “Five Ways to Tell If Market Trouble Lies Ahead.”