The global supply chain is learning to heal itself
New research finds that the global supply network is becoming more resilient not by getting bigger, but by becoming more regionalized.
Generative AI isn't waiting for business to catch up
New research and a website give businesses tools for managing AI use — from the boardroom to frontline employees.
How to make word of mouth last longer
New research explores why some word-of-mouth discussions last longer — and what leaders, marketers, and managers can learn from them.
Post-ChatGPT: Jobs stayed, tasks changed
New research finds that generative AI is reshaping how artists work without significantly affecting employment or wages.
The surprising power of giving a compliment back
New research finds that reciprocal compliments can strengthen relationships — even when people recognize they're partly driven by social etiquette.
Do entrepreneurs really need a co-founder?
New research suggests solo founders with the right mix of broad and deep expertise can succeed.
Turning returns into revenue: How reverse supply chains create value — and reduce waste
New research reveals how companies can profit from returned and excess inventory — reducing waste while navigating networks that are more complex than traditional supply chains.
Why power makes people bolder
A sweeping review of more than 400 studies shows that power amplifies emotion — and whatever traits leaders already possess.
Revamped teaching method captures attention of students
How I-MAC 2.0 turns leadership theory into interactive, high-impact learning.
The hobby effect: Why showing your personal side can pay off professionally
A new study finds that sharing hobbies tied to growth and fulfillment can make people appear more competent and motivated.