Workplace incivility costs U.S. businesses an estimated $2 billion each day in lost productivity. Uncivil behavior can spread ...

A new study analyzed the product orders placed by nearly 2,000 multi-brand retailers in the U.K. and France before and after ...

Companies have adopted AI with unheard-of speed. But there remains a huge gap between enthusiasm for AI and business results. A recent survey of executives found that only 6% claim to have a ...

Your data is only as good as how you interpret it. Fueled by the promise of concrete insights, organizations are increasingly prioritizing data in their decision-making processes. But that process ...

Natural disasters are becoming increasingly frequent and severe, with devastating consequences for both individuals and communities around the world. In the U.S., the National Centers for ...

How she lifted cosmetics from a cheap accessory to a luxury item during the Great Depression. In the early 20th century, Helena Rubinstein defied gender, class, and cultural expectations to become ...

We’ve all been there: We’re talking to someone and then realize they’re not actually listening to us. Sometimes it’s obvious, like when someone is scrolling through their phone while you ...

A conversation with Columbia Business School’s Adam Galinksy on honing your style. What does it take to really energize people and motivate them toward a goal? Inspirational leadership might ...

Traditional corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs have long felt like box-checking exercises—a bolt-on, or something driven mostly by public relations. But for leaders navigating an ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Henry Mintzberg’s classic article “The Manager’s Job: Folklore and Fact.” The essay, which sought to debunk some of the myths about what makes a ...

Sinking consumer sentiment, wobbly financial markets, and a scattering of disappointing macroeconomic data are stoking fears of a U.S. recession. Even President Trump, saying he “hate(s) to ...