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Workplace Dynamics | Peer-Reviewed Research
Disputes over workplace influence can ruffle feathers — but depending on their motivation, they can also foster growth and strength.
20 Nov
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Creativity | Peer-Reviewed ResearchLow-power employees in diverse teams produce ideas with greater novelty and utility — even long after their team experience.8 Nov
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Remote Work | Peer-Reviewed ResearchRemote work lets people live where they want, but “time shifting” can put a strain on team collaboration and communication.31 Oct
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Creativity and Innovation | Peer-Reviewed ResearchChatGPT enhances creativity and problem-solving in ways that traditional search tools can’t match.14 Oct
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Why do American voters support divisive misinformation? That’s the question driving the latest research from Professors Minjae Kim and Ezra Zuckerman Sivan (MIT Sloan).
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Energy | Features
Reducing Emissions can Have a Fast Impact on Lowering Global Temperatures
November 30
Energy | Peer-Reviewed Research
A Review of the Operations Literature on How Decisions Could be Made in the Energy Industry
November 14
Finance | Peer-Reviewed Research
Testing Option-Based Forecasting
October 06
Communications | Peer-Reviewed Research
When to release the headline-breaking news and when to bury it.
September 13
Corporate Reputation | Features
Corporate America is increasingly taking a stand on hot-button issues. Why not this one?
July 26
Finance | Features
Detractors are suspicious of the anonymity that comes with blockchain technology. Supporters say it's exactly the point.
June 10
Culture | Peer-Reviewed Research
Getting inked doesn't carry the stigma it once did, Rice Business research shows.
June 10
Corporate Social Activism | Features
Why Apple, Disney, IKEA and hundreds of other Western companies are abandoning Russia with barely a shrug
May 04
Marketing | Peer-Reviewed Research
Executives, like everyone, tend to stay the course instead of trying something new. But the familiar path isn’t always the best one.
May 04
Energy Policy | Features
What is the ‘social cost of carbon’? Two energy experts explain after court ruling
March 24
