Stanford Graduate School of Business

More than half a million Americans declare bankruptcy each year. Fabian Nagel analyzed random audits to see how many are telling the truth.

Renamed through contributions from alumni and friends, the Grousbeck-Holloway Center for Entrepreneurial Studies honors its founders, professors H. Irving Grousbeck and Charles A. Holloway.

At an event celebrating the launch of the Stanford Leadership Institute, leaders discussed how they’ve steered organizations through transition – and how to apply those learnings today.

By tapping into the power of pretrained language models, GSB researchers are generating findings that are expansive, granular – and fast.

Stanford GSB professor Jennifer Eberhardt analyzed thousands of police stops to reveal how officers’ words predict escalation. Now, advances in AI could take that research further – and faster.

Bolstered by foundational support from Diane and Andreas Halvorsen, MBA ’90, and other donors, the Stanford Leadership Institute will equip leaders to navigate the forces reshaping business and society.

When Mexico handed out free digital payment devices to merchants, only 12% kept using them. New research pinpoints what merchants actually need to make the switch from cash.

To ensure more food reaches communities in need, a team of researchers collaborated with VolunteerMatch and Feeding America to enhance their algorithms, making volunteer distribution more efficient and equitable.

AI for Human Flourishing explored how AI can enhance the human experience, culminating in a dynamic conversation among students, entrepreneurs, scholars, and investors.

Cement production accounts for roughly 8% of all CO2 emissions worldwide. New research reveals methods that could reduce emissions by up to 96% with only modest increases in production costs.