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Electric vehicles are much quieter than gasoline-powered ones. Widespread adoption could boost property values near highways and major roads, new research finds.

A new model finds that shifting just tens of thousands of voters — sometimes less than 50 km — could tilt U.S. election results, raising fresh questions about electoral integrity.

Extreme weather is hurting delivery workers and platforms’ long-term reliability, new research finds.

Despite technology, we're less close to our neighbours than before the pandemic. It's reshaping society in ways we're only just starting to understand.

Climate change is causing an uptick in costs for firms around the world. But what do high temperatures do to organization productivity and profits? The latest Executive Summary podcast breaks it down.

Why are politicians freaking out over the future of downtowns? How can we make urban centres more inviting? And what's the point of an office anyways? Professor Richard Florida joins the latest Office Hours to provide the answers.

When it comes to innovation, does it matter if your office is located in a busy downtown core or a boring suburban business park? It turns out, it matters a lot. Tune in to the latest episode of the Rotman Executive Summary to hear more.

Companies looking for better innovation and productivity should consider who their neighbours are; new research suggests locating near more profitable firms can be a boon for organizations.