Courtney is a career development professional with expertise in employer relations, strategic partnerships, and student ...

From Edison's Menlo Park "Invention Factory" 150 years ago to the corporate research laboratory, the American innovation system relied on multidisciplinary teams to investigate, develop, and ...

Activist campaigns in public companies are expensive. Buying enough shares to push for managerial changes and profit from the increase in stock value requires substantial time and capital. Gathering ...

Artificial intelligence is everywhere—from automating routine tasks to generating insights in seconds. Yet despite the hype and anxiety, especially around job loss, the real impact of AI on companies ...

Every day we rely on trusted institutions to safely go about our lives, manage risk and uncertainty, and meet needs we couldn’t fulfill on our own. Governments provide the rule of law and the security ...

Marketers are increasingly pessimistic about the economy, with sentiment reaching its lowest level since the pandemic in 2020. In response—and facing organizational pressures for returns—marketing ...

In today’s culture of busyness, it’s common to hear a colleague bemoan being “time poor,” or come across articles analyzing whether as a society we have truly become “busier than ever.” But what if ...

Research from Professor David Robinson finds that private lenders act more like investors than banks, posing different kinds of risks to the financial system “Private credit companies don’t just lend ...

CFOs remain concerned about tariffs and anticipate price increases of more than 3 percent in 2026, while expecting moderate growth in employment and overall economic activity. Widespread increases in ...

A new AI tool developed at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business may change how the world identifies promising research, before it ever earns a citation or patent. By predicting value before ...

Policies can unexpectedly backfire. It’s so common it’s sometimes even referred to as the “law” of unintended consequences. Take insider trading. A 2002 rule meant to increase transparency regarding ...

People using AI may face a social stigma in the workplace. Artificial intelligence – often touted for improving performance — could also damage people’s professional reputation, Fuqua researchers ...