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Bathroom lineups remain an under-studied area when it comes to office design. What can restroom wait times tell us about gender inequity, and how can we make it more equitable?

From new technologies to rethinking work-life balance, the pandemic upended the way we think of caregivers, shining light on how they are intricately linked to the broader economy. So what now, and how should we prepare for the next crisis?

If rationality leads to better choices in our personal and public lives — and is the ultimate drive of social justice and moral progress — why does so much of human behaviour seem to defy logic? Harvard professor Steven Pinker shares insights from his latest book.

The predictive analytics industry is slated to earn more than $273 billion in 2022. Yet not all firms that invest in big data see returns on their spending. Why? New Rotman-based research sheds light on the mystery.

AI and machine learning are already reshaping society, and that impact will deepen dramatically in the coming years. But it's probably best not to leave the matter to the banks and tech companies. Regulation may be the answer.

A CEO’s letters, speeches and tweets reveal more than you might think, especially in a time of crisis. In their book, Rotman professor Joel Amernic and co-author Russell Craig share decades of insight on the strategic language of CEOs.

Female-led startups find it harder to obtain funding than those led by men; women are often not hired or promoted at the rate of men; and even in the 21st century, women are not paid equally for the same work.

With the growth of remote work and an increased focus on diversity and inclusion, companies need to find new ways to uncover, recruit and retain new sources of talent. In his talk with Rotman professor Julie McCarthy, Johnny C. Taylor offers his vision of how leaders can reimagine their company cultures in a time of global upheaval.