Global Strategies for Balancing Health and Economy in the COVID-19 Era

15 September 2025

The COVID-19 pandemic presented governments around the world with an extraordinary challenge: how to strike an effective balance between infection control and the preservation of…

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Home Office Setup Could Be Key to Work-from-Home Achievement

30 August 2024

In a recent survey, Dutch employees who worked remotely reported higher productivity levels and reduced burnout when satisfied with their home office setups. The study…

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Has Telecommuting Altered Travel Patterns in the U.S.?

8 August 2024

The prevalence of remote work since the COVID-19 pandemic began has fundamentally transformed urban transportation dynamics in the U.S., according to a comprehensive study led…

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Recent Study Questions Cryptocurrencies’ Status as a ‘Safe Haven’ Asset

25 July 2024

A collaboration involving scholars from Bangor Business School in Wales, Poznań University of Economics and Business, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Poland, and Montpellier University in…

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Study Finds Threefold Increase in Workforce Departures Among Long COVID Patients

18 July 2024

A recent study involving over 9,000 individuals previously employed before the pandemic reveals a stark reality: those grappling with Long COVID face a threefold increased…

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Events such as pandemics or financial crashes have the potential to impede advancements in gender diversity within boardrooms

23 May 2024

The study unveiled a concerning pattern: significant external upheavals like the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) instigated a notable decline in the representation of women…

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Optimal practices in new product development: what distinguishes the best from the rest?

10 May 2024

“I believe that fundamentally, we should perceive innovation as the capability to learn and observe ongoing developments. If we cease this, it’s akin to growing…

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How COVID transformed American work practices and their financial status

29 April 2024

According to a recent study published in the Review of Economic Studies by Oxford University Press, the rapid integration of remote working technologies has significantly…

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CEOs’ concern for people leads to increased stock prices

24 April 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic triggered an unprecedented financial turmoil. From 24 February 2020 to 20 March 2020, the market valuation of U.S. companies plummeted markedly, exceeding…

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Telecommuting offers advantages and disadvantages for employee wellness

20 March 2024

Telecommuting can enable employees to lead more fulfilling lives, boasting improved mental health and greater engagement in their work. However, recent research from Cornell University’s…

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