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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.

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.

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?

A small change to hiring incentives of former convicts could unlock a huge, untapped workforce and promote diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.

Highly compensated employees are more likely to engage in unethical behaviour out of their sense of reciprocity with their hiring manager, new research finds.

How does fear, familiarity and skepticism influence consumer choices and capital markets? Professor Bing Han explores the hidden biases that shape investment preferences.

A wave of management guidance withdrawals early in the pandemic was caused by uncertainty, not anticipated poor performance.

As the adoption of sustainable finance grows, so do its critics. Investors are left asking, do immediate challenges (and their costs) outweigh long-term returns?