So your boss asks for your ideas but doesn’t seem to listen? Race and time on the job make some workers more likely to be heard — but there are other ways to...
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Unicorns, once scarce, now number close to 150. A new analysis from McCombs examines how they’ll shake up financial markets as their tally grows.
Our society has certain expectations for companies that go beyond a good product at a good price, but Uber’s hardball strategy could backfire.
Most consumers don’t examine a company's ethical practices, and new research shows they actually look down on those who do.
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If the Supreme Court decides the EPA has exceeded its authority, it will affect all Texans, say UT Professors David Spence and David Adelman.
Research shows that when it comes to child labor, companies and consumers alike may choose willful ignorance over ethical discomfort.
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A growing distance between consumer segments means that the allure of Black Friday deals can’t entice shoppers who seek convenience more than savings.
We have to change the way we talk about gender if we want to abolish stereotypes and achieve equality. Assistant Professor Emily Amantullah explains.
Human trafficking is a global epidemic that claims millions of women and children as victims, and its reach extends far beyond the brothel.
Financial analysts walk a fine line as they balance their duties to serve their clients, build relationships with corporate managers, and follow the law.
