Consumers appear to cut their medical care spending when deductibles go up, even when it doesn't make any sense.

While the U.S. economy rebounds, persistent low wages are costing taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars in public support to working families,

Doing well by doing good is increasingly the go-to strategy for everything from marketing to entertainment — driven by millennials, the world’s first digital generation.

New incubator/accelerator program for student entrepreneurs opens on campus.

Labs, academia, government agencies and nonprofits are joining forces to to develop a pipeline to help service members and vets develop highly specialized skills.

After just two years, the Berkeley business accelerator boasts six up-and-comers on Forbes' '30 Under 30' lists — and has prepared dozens of teams to launch their projects.

Statewide investment tops $2.2 billion since July 2000, with the 'multiplier effect' suggesting the impact is even greater.

Alum Douglas Thorpe has spent decades developing unmanned aerial vehicles for all kinds of uses.

Researchers' revelations on the work we do, and how we perform it.

You know about income inequality thanks to Berkeley's Emmanuel Saez, a John Bates Clark medalist and MacArthur 'genius" fellow who keeps a low profile.

Grants will make it possible to generate early proof-of-concept models to demonstrate commercial feasibility.

New study debunks the idea that cyclones have no long-term, lasting economic impacts, and suggests the urgent need for revamping disaster policy around the world.