In economics, bad news travels better. A deep dive into the psychological and media biases that reward those who always predict the worst — and why optimism rarely makes the headlines

A survey on perceptions, fears and trust in institutions was conducted by Monitoring Democracy at Bocconi’s Department of Social and Political Sciences. It reveals a present marked by global insecurities and a historical legacy still in transformation

Between challenges and opportunities, work must once again be an engine for growth and achievement — and AI will be the incentive for new generations to take the leap

On 25-27 March, Bocconi and Corriere della Sera will bring the future to the heart of our present. Insights and best practices, information and calls to action will guide the talks featuring the likes of Stefano Accorsi, Luca Argentero, Filippo Grandi (UNHCR), Valter Longo (USC), Luca Mercalli and Noemi

Antonella Carù, Dean for Development and Alumni Relations, reflects on the evolving role of women, the importance of mentoring, and the need to keep the conversation on gender equality alive. "Because there is no stereotype of a female career," she explains, "and no goal is out of reach"

Are we really that close to machines that think like human beings? OpenAI's O3 model has surprising capabilities, but is it a true quantum leap or just an illusion? And while the US and China advance, Europe is lagging behind: it's time to fight back