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“There’s no privacy in crypto…There are concerns that with the new AI and quantum computing technologies, that could be broken,” Ray Dalio said at a lecture of the Advisory Board Members Dialogue with Tsinghua Students lecture series.
09/06/2026
Who says policymakers only meet in conference rooms? ⚽😎
Participants of EPP (Emerging Policymakers Program) traded suits for jerseys and took to the pitch alongside Tsinghua SEM students and alumni. With participants from more than 27 countries, football became a universal language. 🔥
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, consider this our warm-up match. No matter where we come from, the love of the game brings us together. 🌍
And to all students who have just completed the Gaokao (China's National College Entrance Examination): keep pursuing what you love—the next chapter is yours to write. 💜
05/06/2026
Does the way we connect to the internet influence how we shop? New research by Professor Cheng Yuan and team suggests it does. Analyzing hotel booking data, researchers found that consumers using mobile data are nearly twice as price-sensitive as those using Wi-Fi, leading to lower spending per booking. Read more: https://bit.ly/4vpDv9H
05/06/2026
Congrats! "When IR Meets GenAI," a paper co-authored by faculty members and students from Tsinghua SEM, received the 2026 Lazaridis Award for Best Paper on Accounting Issues Relevant to Technology Firms at the 2026 Canadian Academic Accounting Association Annual Conference. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e5TvGS
Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, said: "If one did a study of gold, one would have somewhere between 5% - 15% of one's portforlio into gold as a diversifier."
“When the supply of is greater than the demand for debt assets, it will raise rates. That will cause the central governments to buy the debts. They will lose money and print more money,” Ray Dalio said. He suggested people look back in history to understand what’s happening now.
29/05/2026
What happens when slow down? New research by Professor Ma Hong and team suggests the effects may go far beyond trade and . By analyzing millions of court documents across China, researchers find that cities more exposed to export slowdowns also experience larger increases in crime rates.
The impact is especially pronounced in manufacturing-dependent regions and among vulnerable groups, including migrants and young workers. The findings highlight how economic shocks can shape not only labor markets, but broader social outcomes as well. Read more: https://bit.ly/4u3K5BI
Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, described how the cycle typically worked. "They basically go from one war to another war in a cycle," he said.
28/05/2026
“Understanding and industry is key to sound decision-making,” emphasizes Prof. Chen Jin from Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management. He notes that without tech, industry insight remains superficial, and without industry grounding, tech knowledge is hard to translate into real productivity.
Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, showed a chart of ups and downs of the great powers in history. "They perform these ways for the same reasons," Dalio said.