How to End Partisan Gerrymandering: Get the Public Involved

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision not to take on partisan gerrymandering, Wharton's Steven Kimbrough offers solutions for how to more fairly define the boundaries of voting districts.

Is a Transition to Renewable Energy on the Verge of Being Unstoppable?

The flexibility of natural gas as an electricity-generating energy source -- plus long-term low prices -- will bring speed to the transition to renewable power.
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The CFO Imperative: Next-Gen Technology Drives Cost Optimization

Cost-optimization strategies must include IT and business initiatives to make sure investments are maximized for long-term growth and profits. In this effort, next-generation technology becomes a critical partner.

A ‘Carrots and Sticks’ Approach to Dealing with Skipped Reservations

People who skip out on their reservations are a big problem for restaurants, causing losses of both time and money. Two Wharton experts say that many eateries could deal with[…]

Skipped Out on Your Restaurant Reservation? That Will Be $200, Please

No-shows are a rampant problem in the restaurant industry, costing businesses wasted time and money. Some restaurants have started to experiment by charging "no-show fees" to consumers who fail to appear. In[…]

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