COVID-19 has made our world more virtual. Here are three reasons why this is a good thing
As business undergoes change, companies are realizing the power of technology to unify a dispersed, global workforce.
Igor Tulchinsky is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of WorldQuant, a leading global quantitative asset management firm with 27 offices in 17 countries, and created the WorldQuant ecosystem that spans across quantitative investing, philanthropy, ventures and prediction. Igor is the Founder of WorldQuant University, a not-for-profit that offers both an online master’s degree in financial engineering and a data science module tuition-free. He also founded WorldQuant Ventures, an early stage investment firm focused on disruptive companies in technology, and WorldQuant Predictive Technologies, a global research and prediction venture bringing the science of forecasting across industries. Igor is the author of The UnRules: Man, Machines and the Quest to Master Markets.
As business undergoes change, companies are realizing the power of technology to unify a dispersed, global workforce.
Education gaps in the developing world need to be filled if economic mobility is to be kickstarted again.
President Xi Jinping wants China to become the world leader in artificial intelligence over the next 12 years - and the country is already well on the way.
If an airline can save $100,000 by removing an olive from a salad, what can philanthropists achieve with small improvements?


