Consumers who made decisions based on emotional reactions or their social identities were more likely to choose environment-friendly options.

Kuang-Yao Lee has developed a new graphical modeling technique that can visualize relationships among multiple, large sets of non-normally distributed data.

Businesses can shape the market environment by immersing themselves in the minds of their customers.

The prices of credit default swaps are useful when estimating the risk-neutral distributions of individual firms.

Ride-hailing services contribute to the spread and balance of real estate prices in urban areas.

Adolescents take more risks than adults in situations with unlikely, but greatly consequential, negative outcomes.

Airbnbs have exploded across the U.S., having an impact on everything from housing prices to local tourism. However, its effect on crime rates is less well understood.

The supply chain, customer welfare and environment all benefit when manufacturers let their retailers refurbish lightly used electronics.

Advances in healthcare related to artificial intelligence comes with some significant risks. Are there legal implications to follow?

Online trolls may be working around the verification process to add legitimacy to the fake news spread.

Diversity management practices have a significant impact on the health of African-American women employees in healthcare.

Subodha Kumar proposes a framework that helps physicians personalize breast cancer treatment for patients and reduce their radiotherapy risks.

Financial analysts play an important role in holding managers accountable when firms present data that is not audited.

The Paycheck Protection Program, a segment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, allocated an unprecedented $349 billion fund toward business relief. Why did so many public firms turn down free resources?

Najja Orr develops a four-step blueprint to help social service agencies measure, evaluate and demonstrate the success of their programs.