Faculty News
Stern in the News | October 6, 2026
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Bloomberg | |
Professor of Management Practice Suzy Welch video interview: “Consumer Barometer, the Worst Career Advice, Soaring Student Loans.”
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Fortune | |
Commentary from Adjunct Professor Amy Webb is featured: “Top Futurist Amy Webb Sees Fortune 500 Firms Suffering From ‘Learned Helplessness’ With AI, Like Taxi Drivers Who Need Google Maps.”
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Associated Press | |
Adjunct Professor Joost van Dreunen interview: “A 21-Year-Old Fortnite Pro Gives Out Computers to Young Gamers and Plans for More Through a New Fund.”
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Bloomberg | |
Commentary from Clinical Professor Paul Hardart is cited: “Can Letterboxd Stay Letterboxd Under Studio Ownership?”
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Business Insider | |
Clinical Professor Thomaï Serdari interview: “The Bizarre World of Brand Collabs.”
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The Today Show | |
Professor Jonathan Haidt video interview: “Jonathan Haidt and Catherine Price on ‘The Amazing Generation.’”
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Associated Press | |
Commentary from Professor Scott Galloway is highlighted: “Mark Carney’s Stand Against Trump Leads to Nobel Peace Prize and Time Person of the Year Buzz.”
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The Daily Upside | |
Professor Arun Sundararajan interview: “With Hester Peirce’s SEC Exit, Crypto Industry Loses an Ally.”
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Forbes | |
Professor Joshua Ronen interview: “Google and Amazon Are the Reason for Anthropic’s Eye-Watering $42 Billion Loss.”
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Investopedia | |
Joint research from the Center for Sustainable Business is highlighted: “Can Purpose-Driven Investing Deliver Strong Returns? What History Says.”
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Payments Dive | |
Adjunct Professor Austin Campbell interview: “AI Shopping Agents Need Receipts.”
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ABC News | |
Professor Vasant Dhar interview: “Is the World Safer From AI Risk After the Trump-Xi Summit?”
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Financial Times | |
Joint research from Professor Thomas Sargent is referenced: “Breaking a Central Banking Taboo.”
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Harvard Business Review | |
Joint research from Professor Batia Wiesenfeld is highlighted: “A Collection of HBR’s Most Insightful Research on AI at Work.”
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Gothamist | |
Commentary from Professor Arpit Gupta is cited: “Judge Orders NYC Officials to Turn Over Phone Messages, Keeps Rent Freeze in Place.”