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Professor Jonathan Weigel honored for work on how fragile states can better serve their citizens

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Watch Dean Jenny Chatman explain organizational culture in 101 seconds

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School News

How 2 plant-based food activists turned a class project into a global nonprofit

Faculty News

Berkeley Haas mourns the sudden loss of professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski, passionate teacher and leading marketing scholar

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Research

Evidence from Kenya shows how $40 digital loans boost income and employment

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Research

Research shows the unintended consequences of food waste apps

Research

Network pathways to belonging: How AI reveals the architecture of employee connections

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Research

How the fear of coming in second hurts scientific progress

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Research

How to Build a State

Assistant Professor Jonathan Weigel’s research on taxation seeks to understand how the Democratic Republic of the Congo can build a more stable society.

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Research

Study shows why workers are getting a smaller slice of the pie

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Research

Fewer managers, more tech talent: How early AI investments rewired company org charts

Haas in the Headlines

ABC News

Solar panels that fit on your balcony or deck are gaining traction in the US

The New York Times

Why Trump’s pay-for-play chips deal may not be the last

The San Francisco Examiner

GPT-5’s disappointing debut highlights gap in AI hype, reality

KTVU Fox

Wholesale prices surged in July, BLS says

NPR

Missouri customers can’t shop around for electricity — because energy companies are monopolies

The Wall Street Journal

No more offshore. Startups look to spend and hire in U.S. due to Trump tax change

From the Magazine

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Research

The Green Buy-In

Sustainability mandates on government purchases actually work

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School News

The Tenny Effect

As Tenny Frost prepares to retire after 31 years of leading alumni relations at Haas, we celebrate her unwavering dedication to uniting the Berkeley Haas Alumni Network.