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  • Reconnect 2019 May2-4

    JOIN US AT RECONNECT

    Return to campus once again for Reconnect. Whether you’ve been out one year or 50, catch up with friends at your class reception, make new connections with alumni across all class years at the many events throughout the weekend, and reminisce on your time in business school.
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  • PIMCO and the Center for Decision Research at Chicago Booth Announce Partnership

    PIMCO and the Center for Decision Research at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business

    PIMCO and the Center for Decision Research at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business announce partnership to guide wiser decision-making.
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  • Nobel Prize Winner Richard H. Thaler

    Richard H. Thaler Wins Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences

    A pioneer in the relatively new field of behavioral science and economics, Thaler’s research bridges the gap between economics and psychology.
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  • Amy and Richard Wallman

    Booth Alumni Amy and Richard Wallman give $75 million to support Chicago Booth

    University of Chicago Booth School of Business alumna Amy Wallman, ‘75, and alumnus Richard Wallman, ‘74, have made a $75 million gift to the University. In recognition of this gift, Chicago Booth will name its academic high honors distinction after the Wallmans. Read more here »

Alumni News

  • Are Profits Passé?
    Making a difference while also making money is a full-on phenomenon. Chicago Booth Review explores the new investing landscape in a featured collection of articles that explore impact investing.
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  • What Great Entrepreneurs, Salespeople, and Business Leaders Have in Common
    Professor Waverly Deutsch reviews the growing body of research on the overlap and differences among highly effective entrepreneurs, salespeople, and leaders.
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  • A Workday with David Lee, ’11
    David Lee, ’11, vice president of innovation and UPS ventures at the United Parcel Service, is helping one of the world’s largest logistics companies think like a startup.
    Read How »
  • When Lying Helps—and When It Hurts
    New research from assistant professor Emma Levine looks at when telling a prosocial lie—a lie that we think will help or protect someone—can backfire.
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