How did Stitchwheel overcome supply chain issues in the needlepoint industry?

Can fintechs help slow down the decline in the number of community banks?

It stands to reason that family firms would take fewer risks. Until now, however, researchers lacked empirical evidence confirming this theory.

How does dress impact employees’ internal thoughts and work behaviors?

Innovative packaging strategies for hard-to-sell products, such as salads, can boost sales by reducing the problems consumers typically face with these items.

Despite the countless benefits that AI has contributed to health care, questions of liability with misuse remain largely unresolved.

Women-owned businesses, such as Young Lion Brewing Company, can enjoy economic benefits from promoting their women in leadership.

Accounting conservatism, or processes that ensure firms report losses more quickly than gains, is a contested concept in the world of accounting.

Faculty and business leaders discussed how companies were adapting to work expectations and needs that were accelerated by COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, rapidly increasing digitalization and political and economic challenges.

Augmented intelligence systems engage and develop employees by playing to their strengths.

Banks claiming to be more socially and environmentally responsible are in fact investing less money into home ownership among low-income communities.

Although tattoo recognition technology is helpful to identify perpetrators based on their body art, critics voice concerns with false identification.

Shallowfake and deepfake media are undermining individuals and deceiving viewers—but not much can be done to hold creators accountable.

Roughly a quarter of households do not have access to basic financial services. Insights into their decision-making can help bridge the financial inclusion gap.

Samuel Rosen uses the initial coin offerings market to support the long-standing theory that share retention mitigates information asymmetry between entrepreneurs and investors.