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Environmental regulations work best when coupled with covenants from private lenders, new research shows.

Anti-trust regulators should consider their options carefully when start-ups are acquired — or risk hampering local competitive markets — a new study suggests.

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.

As organizations grapple with the "existential threat" of artificial intelligence, another issue should remain top of mind: How we're unintentionally introducing bias into the programs that might be making our decisions.

Professor Partha Mohanram tackles everything from insider trading to CEO pay packages to why companies don't have a "too long; didn't read" section on their financial reports on the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours.

While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth.

As mandatory disclosure of environmental, social and governance practices spread globally, it's important to ask: are companies living up to their obligations, or are they finding loopholes?

Professor Peter Dungan weighs in on why consumers can expect the Bank of Canada to keep rates elevated for longer, even as inflation woes recede.