Player injuries are a fan-favorite scapegoat for underperforming teams. But a new economic analysis finds that football ...

People too often settle for less, but viewing the rates that other borrowers receive can lead to better terms.

Researchers at the Kellogg School keep an eye on political campaigns as well, studying everything from the ways candidates are packaged, the effectiveness of their messaging, and the information ...

When the biggest names in the National Basketball Association get together to compete in the league’s annual All-Star game, fans from all around the world flock to the chosen city. The popularity of ...

After building wealth through their primary enterprise, a growing number of family offices are now looking to invest directly in other businesses. Kellogg’s Matt Allen and Jose Liberti have labeled ...

Biases against people based on their race, sexual orientation, and disability were consistently dropping across the country, says Tessa Charlesworth, an assistant professor of management and ...

“Much of the past literature on women academics—tenure-line professors in particular—talks about how one of the major barriers to success that may push them out of the workforce has to do with ...

Covid-era research sheds light on how policymakers can guide the economy and the public through future emergencies. Researchers: Scott R. Baker, Efraim Benmelech, Paola Sapienza, Angela Y. Lee, ...

Assistant Professor of Marketing ...

It’s the hot new C-suite role, but not every business needs the same strategy. With the advent of the internet came the rise of the chief technology officer and chief information officer. As mobile ...