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I've known Larry Lessig for more than 25 years, and throughout that time, I've looked to him for wisdom - and a bit of pique - when it comes to understanding the complex interplay of law, technology, and the future of the Internet. Lessig is currently the Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership…

Hedge funds extended recent performance gains with strong contributions from fixed income-based strategies as geopolitical risks continued to escalate. The HFRI Fund Weighted Index is up +0.28% in Jan.

Billionaire investor William Ackman is offering a new hedge fund to U.S.-based retail investors, allowing Main Street to tap into his double digit performance gains previously reserved for Wall Street...

Hedge fund manager William Ackman exited his position in Lowe's after the home improvement retailer earned more than $1 billion in profits for Pershing Square Capital Management's investors, according to an investor update. "Lowe's was a highly successful investment for Pershing Square," Ackman wrote to investors, noting he cashed out after a nearly six-year holding period to free up capital for new investments.

Hedge fund manager William Ackman exited his position in Lowes after the home improvement retailer earned more than $1 billion in profits for Pershing Square Capital Managements investors, according...

The use of AI in plagiarism detection sparks controversy after Harvard President's resignation, raising concerns about fairness and unintended consequences. Read to learn more.

Of all the ills afflicting our democracy, the failure to rein in the power of money remains the most egregious.

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Plagiarism detectors powered by artificial intelligence are emerging as a new and controversial weapon in the pitched campus culture wars between the political left and right. Some say the technology has the potential to unearth academic misconduct that previously might have gone unnoticed. Others warn it could unfairly upend careers,

Claudine Gay’s tenure as President of Harvard lasted only six months. Why was she forced to resign? The top-reported line is her plagiarism.