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Corporate Social Activism | Marketing
Research offers a new framework to help CEOs decide if, when and how to engage in politics.
14 Aug
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Safety and Compliance | StrategyMany companies treat safety training as a compliance requirement. But new research shows that making safety a strategic priority can actually create value for employees, customers and shareholders.31 Jul
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Policy | AccountingA new SEC proposal would let companies report semiannually instead of quarterly. Four scholars make the case for letting companies choose their reporting cadence, and for protecting safeguards.17 Jul
Innovation | Strategy
China now files more patents than any other nation. But a new measure of innovation shows that their technological catch-up is only happening in a few manufacturing sectors.
26 Jun
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Innovation | FinanceA new study suggests regions trying to attract venture capital may need to start with commercializable university innovation.5 Jun
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Online Polarization | StrategyNew research shows how competition galvanizes identity and emotion to drive supporters and critics apart.22 May
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Investing | Strategy
Private equity firms comes in more flavors than ever before.
April 08
Collaboration | Strategy
Without a coordinated fight against hunger, the hungry don’t eat.
April 03
Organizational Behavior | Marketing
How do you know what motivates your virtual work team?
March 25
Discrimination | Organizational Behavior
What makes ordinary people turn hateful?
March 19
Customer Management | Marketing
How you talk about products you don’t like can speak volumes about who you are and how you see yourself.
March 05
Business and Government | Strategy
How businesses wield influence in Washington.
February 24
Self Concept | More Business Wisdom
Could I have been an astronaut if I didn't have migraines?
February 24
Risk Management | Strategy
Emphasizing R&D tends to raise idiosyncratic risk more than emphasizing branding and marketing, especially when demand is volatile.
February 18