A large-scale study of job negotiations finds that women with stronger options were penalized for being too assertive.
New research links technology-related frustration to worker burnout in all corners of the medical industry.
As newsrooms continue to shrink, a new study finds mixed news about the survival of investigative reporting.
Noisy data can trip up algorithms that calculate credit risk, leading to qualified minority and low-income borrowers being rejected.
A study of motorcycle makers shows how focusing on one market for too long can reduce companies’ ability to survive.
Linguistic analysis helps interpret what’s behind non-answers during corporate earnings calls.
Michal Kosinski talks about exposing the dangers of new technologies and the controversies that come with it.
Automated trades are tactically brilliant, but these “speed demons” can discourage serious market research.
Stanford researchers have mapped a more efficient way to conduct the kinds of massive A/B tests tech companies rely upon.
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