MIT Sloan PhD graduate Erik Duhaime published a paper, “Explaining the decline of tipping norms in the gig economy,” in the Journal of Managerial Psychology.
New research from MIT shows that Millennials’ driving preferences are not as different as people believe.
New approach to optimizing school bus routes and start times reduces bus fleet and enables reinvestment in schools
Laura Kodres, will teach a new course, “Navigating Regulation in the Post-Global Crisis World," this fall.
Navigating a career in supply chain can be difficult. Here’s how an executive from Starbucks does it, one cake pop at a time.
Advice from a former UBS Group president: Solve for long-term competitiveness.
Can ethics be taught? Evidence points towards yes, according to new research that offers the first large sample study on how rules and ethics training affects behavior and employment decisions.
Chief data officers are on the rise as companies harness the power of information. This evolution isn’t without growing pains.
Tax breaks for research and development mean more innovation and entrepreneurship, but not necessarily better — or faster — innovation and entrepreneurship.
The algorithm calculates customer trends and the most effective targeted promotions.
