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It’s not enough to excel at a steady state — firms also need the resilience to respond to irregular operations and conditions. Systems thinking can help.

A new study finds that both Democrats and Republicans are more likely to permit the spreading of misinformation when it articulates a “deeper truth” that captures their grievances.

Retail investors often make poor choices when selecting mutual funds. Are complex disclosures to blame?

New research from MIT Sloan refutes the long-held belief that there is nothing good about thinking one is overestimated by colleagues.

MIT Sloan researchers have developed a statistical method that investors and financial firms can use to value their existing data and/or a potential data stream that they are considering acquiring.

Ensuring Black lives matter in the workplace requires perspective taking, thoughtful leadership, and structural and symbolic changes within a company.

MIT Sloan research finds that on average 82% of data monetization returns come from improving work operations and customer experience versus 18% from selling information.

We’ve all been there. In the midst of a productive conversation with a colleague, something unexpected happens.

The OpenAI CEO talks artificial intelligence and regulation, AI and bias, AI and daily life, and more. For many reasons, he’s optimistic.

How one MIT Executive MBA student helped her company overhaul its innovation process.