HEC Paris press coverage from all over the world
While helping private equity firms to perform more efficiently, artificial intelligence will also kill junior jobs. This is the conclusion of a recently published study led by Thomas Åstebro, who is a professor at HEC Paris Business School, on the growing use of AI in private equity, which eFinancialCareers summarizes in a new article.
A new study led by professor at HEC Paris Business School Thomas Åstebro shows that the increasing use of artificial intelligence in private equity will dramatically impact the sector, both positively and negatively. This article published in Private Equity Wire dives into the why and how of these results.
Private Equity News mentions Thomas Åstebro's, economy professor at HEC Paris Business School, newest study which concludes that the growing use of artificial intelligence in private equity firms will disrupt the sector by both boosting efficiency and destroying junior jobs.
As the media Find MBA wonders about the ways students can fund their MBA in a time of economic uncertainty, Benoit Banchereau, director of MBA admissions at HEC Paris, confirms that enrolling an MBA increases career perspectives, since "companies are becoming more selective".
In an interview for Unternehmer, Andreas Lanz, assistant professor specialized in marketing at HEC Paris Business School, explains how important professional networking platforms are to build a career or to find a job and how they can be used more efficiently.
Fidji Simo made a name for herself at Facebook before becoming chief executive of the online-grocery platform Instacart. The Economist retraces the HEC Paris Business School alumnus’s career and dives into the strategy she has adopted for the retail company, as well as the obstacles she might face in the future.
A new study led by finance professor at HEC Paris Business School Augustin Landier suggests that the removal of bankruptcy records enables failed entrepreneurs to start a new business more easily. The Economist details how and why.
Project Syndicate reflects upon production networks and the consequences of the disruptions they sometimes go through. As the Covid-19 pandemic has shown, supply-chain interferences can cause major economic issues worldwide. A study led by finance professor at HEC Paris Business School Jean-Noël Barrot confirms that suppliers affected by natural disasters impose large output losses on customers and affected firms’ sales growth.
A new study led by finance professor at HEC Paris Business School Augustin Landier suggesting that the removal of bankruptcy records enables failed entrepreneurs to start a new business more easily caught The Times's attention.
While studies published in the past assured that smartphones impact creativity and social interactions negatively, a new scientific research led by Anne-Laure Sellier, professor at HEC Paris Business School, and Claire Linares, a doctoral graduate student, proves otherwise. They tell us why in a new article published in Forbes.
