Lang Letter Archive

For patients to receive the best shot at recovery, closer coordination both within the hospital and with outside caregivers is essential.

The search for higher yields drove investors and speculators to developing countries. But capital flows are now reversing.

As India and China build their economies, local companies are going international.

Written nearly two centuries ago, Carl von Clausewitz’s classic guide to military strategy, On War, remains essential reading for modern business strategists.

For several decades, people have watched Super Bowl commercials almost as eagerly as they have watched the game itself. With the money now involved, $5 million for a 30-second spot, brands are even more committed to raise their creative efforts and capture the attention of both consumers and all the journalists covering this phenomenon.

Arab countries can't sustain growth until the state-owned model is dismantled, said Hedi Larbi, economic advisor to the Prime Minister of Tunisia, during a recent Chazen Institute talk.

Supply-side or demand-side economics? The policy China adopts will strongly influence economic performance worldwide.

For decades, Sandra Divack Moss ’83 has dedicated herself to supporting nonprofits in New York City and beyond.

We all want to hire the best of the best, but from the chicken coop to the basketball court, research demonstrates the most talented teams don’t always net the best results. Adam Galinsky, Vikram S. Pandit Professor of Business, tells us what you should consider before hiring for your team.