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In this issue, we explore the physical limits on AI usage, how accounting can supercharge small businesses around the world, and the irreplaceable social benefits of live conversation.
The Stigler Center is an intellectual destination for research and programming on regulatory capture, crony capitalism, and the various forms of subversion of competition by special-interest groups.
The Fama-Miller Center for Research in Finance is looking for a highly skilled and motivated individual to work as a full-time research professional for multiple finance faculty list below. This ...
Booth MBA students bring top qualifications and represent a wide array of industries and backgrounds. Our campus recruiting program gives you direct access to an exceptional pool of talent. We'll help ...
Complex social and environmental problems will only be solved by intentional, connected leaders working with advanced knowledge and tools. The Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation’s nonprofit ...
This study bridges classical time-series econometrics with modern machine learning by establishing theoretical performance guarantees for recurrent neural networks (RNNs) applied to complex ...
At the University of Chicago, we empower individuals to challenge conventional thinking in pursuit of original ideas. The spirit of entrepreneurship that’s alive at the university—and Chicago Booth—is ...
Their commitments matched all 2023 gifts of $2,500 and more—and inspired participation from more than 1,250 donors on Giving ...
This initiative plays a crucial role in helping us make Booth accessible to the students with the greatest potential for impact.
In this issue, we explore the human side of management, how the architecture of LLMs is being applied to financial markets, and what empty shelves can teach you about strategy.
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