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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.

Brazilian cosmetics group Natura & Co. is demonstrating the vast potential of stakeholder-oriented corporations in addressing climate change. Here's what organizations can learn from it.

New research shows that compulsory spending on corporate social responsibility might not translate into ROI.

The supply chain took the spotlight during the pandemic, thanks to shipping and manufacturing issues making getting parts and products a challenge. But how does it work? And can it be improved? The latest Office Hours has the answers.

New research questions strongly-held assumptions about how spikes in demand can affect a firm’s profitability.

When China and Peru strengthened trade ties, women in the Peruvian workforce were hit the hardest. That had knock-on effects on marriage and fertility rates, new research finds.

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 Heski Bar-Isaac joins Rotman Office Hours to answer your questions.