Research and Insights
The Responsible Business Center generates and supports academic research and insights to advance sustainable and responsible business practices. We connect the business community to Gabelli’s leading researchers and students to tackle the world’s most pressing business issues.
Gabelli School of Business Responsible Business Center Plays Prominent Role in Climate Week NYC 2024, Hosting a Series of Thought Leadership Events
Over the course of Climate Week NYC 2024 the Responsible Business Center hosted four events that brought together thought leaders from across industry and academia
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At the 7th Annual American Innovation Conference IKEA, Toyota USA, JetBlue, Google, & Amazon Shared Insights on Their Approaches to Product Development, Customer Service, & Sustainability
Hosted by Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business Responsible Business Center, the Event Attracted Industry Leaders and Entrepreneurs from Across Business Sectors
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Gabelli School Responsible Business Center Hosts 2nd Annual Good Business That Comes From Good Business Conference
Top Industry Experts and Thought Leaders Across Sectors Shared Their Insights on Current and Emerging Strategies for Conducting Business Responsibly and Sustainably
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Gabelli School of Business Responsible Business Center Collaborates with Net Impact and The Estée Lauder Companies to Host Event at Climate Week NYC
Part of Climate Week NYC, the Event at The Nest Climate Campus at the Javits Center Will Enlighten Young Professionals on Climate Related Careers
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AI Thought Leadership Series | Responsible Business Center: Artificial Intelligence — The AI Power Struggle Governance, Innovation, and Regulation in the Digital Age
The USA is widely recognized as the AI global development leader. According to the Stanford 2024 AI Index Report, American tech giants lead in AI investment, innovation, and implementation.
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AI Thought Leadership Series | Responsible Business Center: Artificial Intelligence — Who Owns the Content and Output, and How Will Intellectual Property Rights be Protected?
Two years ago, Columbia University Press (CUP) published a biography Paul Sonkin and I wrote on Roger F. Murray. Most readers of this essay will not know who Murray is. The full details of his life are not important for this discussion, although a few comments will put him in context.
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AI Thought Leadership Series | Responsible Business Center: Artificial Intelligence and How We Might Use Profit to Justify its Impact on Climate
For all the excitement around the business implications of AI, there are darker thoughts and worries being expressed.
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Student Voices | Sustainable Bonds: Greenwashing Risk on Sustainability-linked Bonds
Institutions, governments, or corporations can issue four types of sustainable bonds: Green bonds, Social bonds, Sustainability Bonds, and Sustainability-linked Bonds (SLBs). This article assumes familiarity with these concepts among the investment community, and those seeking a refresher on the definitions …
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Student Voices | Navigating the Shift – Oil and Gas Companies’ Path to a Net-Zero Economy
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the evidence for human-induced climate change is overwhelming, necessitating urgent action across all sectors of the economy. Traditional high-emitting sectors play a critical role simply because their emissions represent a significant …
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Student Voices | Empowering Tomorrow – Fintech’s Role in Boosting Global Financial Inclusion
Financial inclusion refers to the accessibility and availability of financial services to all individuals and businesses, regardless of their socioeconomic status, geographic location, or other demographic characteristics. Achieving financial inclusion has been identified as an enabler for seven of the …
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