Job applications, loan requests, investment decisions — these important life choices often depend on algorithms nowadays. However, the removal of human judgment doesn't mean the removal of bias.

Although investing may seem simple on the surface, making good investments and following up on them efficiently and effectively requires more time and skill than many prospective investors realize.

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In this photo illustration the stock trading graph of Google is seen on a smartphone screen. Dhruv Krishnan’s algorithm simplifies the process of navigating the stock market. (photo illustration by ...

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This blog explores how data-driven investing changes the way you approach mutual funds and makes goal-based choices easier than ever Can an algorithm really know your financial goals better than you?

Can an algorithm outperform the average angel investor? And if it can, does that also mean it will make less biased investments? Researchers put these questions to the test: They built an investing ...

The research is clear-- women earn better investing returns than men, even though they're less confident in their ability to invest. That lack of confidence, combined with a long-standing wage gap, ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Google said it has developed a computer algorithm that points the way to practical applications for quantum computing and will be able to generate unique data for use with ...