Stern in the News | October 27, 2026

Professor Arun Sundararajan podcast interview: “State Sovereignty in the Age of AI.”

Professors Felix Montag and Priya Raghubir interviews: “Bose Bought Skullcandy for the 1 Thing Its Engineers Couldn’t Build. Its Biggest Risk Is Changing It.”

Clinical Professor Thomaï Serdari interview: “Make-up Artist Pat McGrath, Unbeatable Fashion Show Star.”

Professor Nicholas Economides interview: “‘Non-Answers’ Aren’t Working. This Is What Investors Really Need From the Fed.”

Commentary from Professor Aswath Damodaran is featured: “Anthropic’s Path to $1.5 Trillion Demands 30% Margins: Plausible, but Delivering Is Another Matter.”

Professor Scott Galloway’s book, “Notes on Being a Man,” is featured: “‘Notes on Being a Man’, ‘The Invisible Hand.’”

Clinical Professor Alison Taylor interview: “Corporate America's Inequality Test.”

Professor J.P. Eggers interview: “Grubhub’s Co-Founder Came Out of Retirement to Challenge DoorDash. His $1 Fee Isn’t the Real Threat.”

Joint research from Professors Mary Billings and Stephen Ryan is cited: “In the UK and Europe, Insurance Insiders Say Climate Risk Projections Get a ‘Haircut.’”

Professor Salvatore Affinito interview: “Everyone’s Taking PTO and Sick Days to Play ‘Grand Theft Auto VI.’”

Adjunct Professor Joost van Dreunen interview: “The Non-Gamer CEO Racing to Save Microsoft’s Xbox.”

Professor Jonathan Haidt video interview: “Jonathan Haidt Says the Fight Against Social Media Is Working.”