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• Is Overreliance on AI Causing Agency Decay? September 15, 2026
  Relying too much on AI will hurt both individuals and organizations in the long run, warns Wharton’s Cornelia Walther.…Read More
• Top Tips for Persuading Others September 15, 2026
  In this Nano Tool for Leaders, Wharton’s G. Richard Shell explains why persuasion is about preparation, not just rhetoric.…Read More
• The Liquidity Risk in Private Credit September 15, 2026
  Itay Goldstein, Wharton professor of finance, examines why semi-liquid private credit funds can become fragile when investors want their money back.…Read More
• How AI Is Reshaping Quantitative Finance September 14, 2026
  Wharton's Nikolai Roussanov and Goldman Sachs' Ingrid Tierens discuss how AI is transforming quantitative finance, from investment research and data analysis to the future of quantitative investing.…Read More
• The FDNY’s Transformation After 9/11 September 11, 2026
  Gregory P. Shea, Wharton adjunct professor of management and co-author of 'Rising From Ground Zero,' discusses how the FDNY transformed its leadership, training, psychological support, and disaster response after 9/11.…Read More
• How the NFL Is Winning a New Generation of Fans September 10, 2026
  Marissa Solis, SVP of global brand and consumer marketing at the NFL, explains how the league is building stronger connections with new audiences at home and around the world.…Read More
• The Business of Shared Scooters September 9, 2026
  Gad Allon, Wharton professor of operations, information and decisions, explains how shared bikes and scooters make money, why cities regulate them, and what their future looks like in urban transportation.…Read More
• Is This NFL Season More Wide Open Than It Appears? September 9, 2026
  Brian Burke, sports data scientist at ESPN, and Kevin Cole, data scientist at PFF, examine pass-rush metrics, quarterback projections, and the NFL teams with the most upside.…Read More
• Greenhushing: When Firms Do More Than They Say September 8, 2026
  Some companies downplay their environmental efforts, a practice known as greenhushing. A new working paper co-authored by Wharton’s Serguei Netessine finds that this gap between what firms say and what they do is associated with higher subsequent abnormal stock returns.…Read More
• AI Is Producing More Software. Why Isn’t It Being Used? September 8, 2026
  A Wharton study finds that while AI dramatically speeds up software development, human bottlenecks prevent many of those gains from reaching customers.…Read More