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Przemyslaw Jeziorski, in an atrium bright with natural light, speaking casually with student after class

Campus news

Berkeley Haas mourns the sudden loss of marketing professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski

Jeziorski, who brought curiosity, rigor and a sense of justice to his research, died on July 4 in the outskirts of Athens. Greek and international agencies are investigating his death as a homicide.

Masses of shipping containers are stacked beneath towering cranes at the busy port in Long Beach, Califonia.

Business & economics

Berkeley Haas economist unravels chaotic U.S. trade, tariff policies

Clouds of white-gray smoke billow from three smokestacks against a blue sky

Business & economics

Nearly 40% of companies missed 2020 climate targets, with no consequences

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Business & economics

New Berkeley guide helps business navigate AI ethics

A robot made mostly of white plastic-like materials, with a round device at the back of its head, stands before a field of complex equations, pondering.

To err is human — and in the age of AI, it may be humanizing

In 2020, then-President Donald Trump speaks before an Operation Warp Speed backdrop at an event to promote rapid development of COVID-10 vaccines

When Trump endorses COVID shots, vaccinations jump, study finds

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Insisting you’re not racist may backfire, researchers find

a generic man in a suit stands against a pink background with his arms crossed

Being a selfish jerk doesn’t get you ahead, research finds