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New research by USC Marshall’s Diego Daruich and the University of Texas at Austin’s Eric Chyn explores what happens when small-scale housing and neighborhood programs are expanded citywide — and what it means for reducing inequality.

With the rise of driverless cars like Waymo, Assistant Professor Georgios Petropoulos analyzes how legislation could provide a safety net for workers impacted by the growing market.

New research finds companies investing heavily in new technologies despite low returns are often the ones driving tomorrow’s economic progress.

New research led by USC Marshall’s Luca Cascio Rizzo reveals that gestures that visually represent what speakers say help audiences perceive them as more competent and persuasive.

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Jones explains how lawmakers may approach regulating prediction gambling markets, which offer high risk bets on everything from the stock market to world events.

Aponte-Moreno comments on the growing tensions between the United States and Venezuela.

Fast explains that Australia's social media ban for children under 16 could be a proof of concept for other countries to do the same.

Shon Hiatt quoted, "It is not surprising that gas is getting a boost as AI deals get larger and technology companies look for around-the-clock power."

Fields explains how Paramount’s negotiations with Middle Eastern wealth funds sewed doubts over their financial commitment to a deal with Warner Bros.

Cascio Rizzo explains how his research links purposeful hand gestures with perceptions of competence.