Perspective-taking—imagining situations from another person’s point of view—can help service workers navigate challenging interactions with difficult customers.

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

Although facial recognition technology has improved public security and business profits, concerns with privacy and data protection linger on.

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

Samuel Hodge elaborates on distinct positions local courts may hold regarding the government’s liability to compensate owners when police damage their property.

People who are motivated by their own efficacy, rather than shame or guilt, to promote public health demonstrate the greatest intention to go through with social distancing.

Mounting evidence suggests that empowering workers yields tangible benefits, so why are so few leaders taking advantage?

A new statistical model will allow neuroscientists to not only identify associations between brain regions, but the direction of their impact on one another.

Anthony Di Benedetto provides budding scholars with advice to advance their careers in his newly published book.

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

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

Mobile food pantries can increase food distribution and equity in underserved areas.

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.

Susan Mudambi and Pallavi Chitturi provide strategic guidance on how B2B CEOs can garner widespread renown on social media.

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