Digital technologies do more than cut costs. They can drive strategic growth, says Wharton’s Christopher Ittner. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Digital Technology Is Transforming Cost Management

With policies that encourage innovation, India could avoid becoming a food importer again, says economist Ashok Gulati. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Can India Solve Its Food Paradox?

A survey released by the American Economic Association reveals a disturbingly high level of gender and racial biases in the field. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Gender and Racial Biases Are Hurting Economics

Companies are slowly increasing their efforts to employ adults with autism, but doing so requires training, preparation and support. Two experts discuss the benefits of neurodiversity in the workplace. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Companies Are Increasing Neurodiversity in the Workplace

It’s not technology that drives disruption, but rather customer behavior, says Harvard professor Thales Teixeira in his new book. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton What’s Really Driving Disruption (It’s Not Technology)

Emotional blind spots lead to common mistakes in managing your money, according to a new book by former Wall Street trader and current CBS News analyst Jill Schlesinger. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Emotional Blind Spots Can Hurt Your Finances

Copywriting may be the most important and foundational skill in all of marketing. Every ad campaign requires it and it’s used across every single marketing channel. As a marketer, I’m so thankful that I spend some of my early years improving my own copywriting skills. That time continues to pay massive dividends in my Read more about Copywriting[…]

Leaders from Citigroup, Zillow and Blackbird Global shared their progress toward creating a sense of inclusion and acceptance in their organizations at a recent Wharton event. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Beyond Diversity: How Firms Are Cultivating a Sense of Belonging

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has solidified her party’s growing disenchantment with Big Tech by proposing to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook — but doing so could result in unintended consequences, experts say. Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Why Breaking Up Big Tech Could Do More Harm Than Good

Caitlyn Collins, a sociologist at Washington University in St. Louis, conducted interviews with mothers in four countries — the United States, Italy, Germany, and Sweden — who have jobs outside the home to better understand the pressures they felt. She found that American moms were by far the most stressed, primarily because of the Read more about 675: Why U.S. Working Moms Are So Stressed – And What To Do About It[…]