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Audits may look airtight on paper, but subtle pressures and incentives can distort the truth. Can the system be fixed? It starts with understanding those biases — and the latest episode of the Executive Summary digs in.

Since 2018, China has required companies to declare R&D spending. Today, companies are reporting a greater spend on R&D, but new research shows that might not actually translate to more innovative output.

What can employees' use of Glassdoor and LinkedIn really tell company leaders? Way more than we might realize. Assistant professor Nan Li joined the Executive Summary to explain.

Whether you are just starting or looking to advance your financial skills, there are steps you can take to improve your financial situation, writes professor Lisa Kramer.

What are the biggest investing mistakes a beginner makes? Am I an overconfident investor? Are we worse at making savings decisions in the winter? Professor Lisa Kramer joined the latest Office Hours to answer these questions and more!

Amid the rise of retail investing and meme stocks, new research urges caution among rational investors. When markets shift, their overly optimistic counterparts can significantly affect overall economic health.

Can you change your reputation? Is office gossip always a bad thing? And what can a great reputation mean for your career? Here's what the research says.

What can we learn from a trio of railroad disasters? To encourage leaders to take safety seriously, organizations should consider bringing in financial auditors to work with operational safety auditors.