Leadership Abroad: How Immigrant CEOs Curb Corporate Misconduct Back Home

7 September 2025

A recent study published in the Strategic Management Journal demonstrates that the appointment of an immigrant CEO can significantly reduce the occurrence of corporate social…

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Survey Suggests Companies Benefit from Staying Out of Political Controversies

8 May 2025

While customers often appreciate companies that share their values, less is known about how they respond when businesses take explicit positions on politically divisive topics.…

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From Boardroom to Battlefield: CEOs Turn Activist After Exit

2 May 2025

Few phrases are as likely to send shivers down a CEO’s spine as “activist shareholder.” In recent years, investment firms like Elliott Investment Management have…

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Viral Resignations? Recent Study by USF Associates Staff Departures with Colleague Influence

10 April 2025

A recent collaborative study by the University of South Florida and the University of Cincinnati reveals how workplace cohorts substantially influence newcomer retention, providing essential…

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Strengthening Shareholder Oversight: Insights from Corporate Governance Changes in Japan

21 February 2025

Shareholders play a vital role in corporate governance by casting votes on crucial decisions within the companies they invest in. To enhance transparency and accountability,…

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Escaping the Mediocrity Trap in the Workplace

19 February 2025

Confidence, persistence, and ingenuity are traditionally viewed as quintessential traits for success in the workplace. Conventional wisdom upholds these qualities as the bedrock of professional…

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Recent Research Investigates the Impact of Cultural Norms on Worldwide Entrepreneurship

19 January 2025

A recent investigation by Valentina A. Assenova and Raphael Amit from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, uncovers the significant role of cultural tightness and…

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Oversized Corporations Hinder Economic Progress

17 January 2025

Recent studies indicate that the U.S. economy has been underperforming for the last two decades, with corporations investing a smaller portion of their profits into…

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Are A-B Tests Misleading Market Researchers and Online Advertisers? New Research Suggests They Might

13 January 2025

Researchers at Southern Methodist University and the University of Michigan have released a study in the Journal of Marketing that scrutinises the A-B testing of…

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Does a Mid-Career Crisis Truly Exist? New Study Reveals Job Satisfaction Dips and Rises in a U-Shaped Curve Solely Among Highly Skilled Employees

12 January 2025

Contrary to the widespread belief that the mid-career crisis affects everyone, recent research highlights that only managerial and professional workers experience a U-shaped trajectory in…

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Recent Study Reveals How External Competitions Influence Teamwork in the Workplace

8 January 2025

A recent study in the Strategic Management Journal explores a significant but often overlooked aspect of workplace dynamics: the influence of employees’ external affiliations with…

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Enhanced Environmental Practices Increase Profits and Reduce Expenses

28 December 2024

Sustainable business practices are more than just an ethical imperative; they are a prudent financial strategy. A study conducted by researchers from Kyushu University and…

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