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In times of conflict, bribery can help local small- and medium-sized businesses weather times of extreme violence. But not all bribes are created equal, and the long-term implications are still unclear, new research finds.

A new study shows that housing discrimination decreased in American counties that hosted BLM protests.

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.

Workaround doesn't have to be a dirty word. There are real innovations in exploiting loopholes, piggybacking on the work of others, finding roundabout solutions or settling for the next best solution.

In the realm of persuasion, people generally believe that more is better. But that isn’t always true: Over-arguing can also trigger a negative response.

David McRaney joins the Rotman Visiting Experts podcast to explore why we live in a post-trust world, and how we can use science to change people's opinions.

With the banking industry still reeling from multiple bank failures, Rotman's dean Susan Christoffersen explores how we got here, and whether Canada's system is equipped to weather the storm.

Counter skepticism towards science by highlighting messenger experience, scientific process, and trusted community members. Rotman's Spike Lee shares practical tips for delivering scientific information to diverse audiences.