New electronics products can have unique stressors that influence returns during trial-periods.

The extent to which the Federal Reserve’s expansionary monetary policy is beneficial to the stock market may be contingent upon periods of stock market performance and policy phases throughout U.S. history.

Fairly priced flood insurance is needed to protect families from climate disaster.

Alternate systems of rent can help minimize the rise of brick-and-mortar retail vacancies.

A new model can help protect reverse mortgage insurers from early repayment of loans.

As more data are collected and brokered, businesses need to be able to effectively appraise the value of the data they purchase.

How does a company’s research and development (R&D) intensity play out in the stock market?

Jason Thatcher and his co-authors discover that social media bots mainly operate in two ways: algorithmic social alertness and algorithmic social transmission.

Phishing tests should meet three criteria: Test teams, not individuals; don’t embarrass anyone; and gamify and reward

Bunting’s research shows that improving access to mortgage credit in an area can lead to lower crime rates

Multitasking causes mental fatigue for some, but mindfulness can be a solution.

The rise in compliance programs across industries has created a gap between industry compliance programs and federal laws which has led to inadequate protection for whistleblowers.

Despite state legalizations, why does the cannabis industry still face challenges at the local level?

Contrary to common belief, the introduction of ridesharing services into large metropolitan areas overall helps to deter sexual assault.

How can modern organizations that rent cloud computing services reduce operating costs while still meeting their offline needs?