Is It Really Irrational to Be Emotional?
Why strong displays of emotion — even negative ones like anger — can be good for organizations.
Does Shareholder Voting Curb CEO Pay?
Giving shareholders a say may not have as much impact on executive compensation as investors would like.
Want to Influence Someone? Pile on the Information
Politicians and marketers take note: when it comes to persuading people who have ambivalent attitudes, more is more.
Bringing Rigor to Financial Forecasting
By adding quantitative discipline to their number crunching, financial analysts may avoid the psychological biases that can lead to judgment errors.
Beyond the Five-year Strategic Plan
In his new book, Bill Duggan reveals how to cultivate strategic intuition to drive innovation, solve problems and capitalize on unforeseen opportunities.
When Talking Stocks, Mind Your Metaphors
How stock commentators speak about the market can influence investors' opinions.
Do High CEO Salaries Pay Off?
New research suggests that high-priced talent at the top may be justified in a globalized world.
The Not-So-Obvious Power of Information Technology
New computer and information technologies not only increase productivity, they can transform entire organizations and industries.