In the paper, If You Had One Shot: Scale and Herding in Innovation Experiments, the researchers found that when firms can only run one experiment, this leads to insufficient diversity at the market ...

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 ...

Explore Duke’s Master in Business, Climate, and Sustainability (MBCS), a joint degree from Fuqua School of Business and ...

The outlook for the U.S. economy among financial decision-makers improved somewhat in the third quarter of 2025, as uncertainty declined. However, concerns about the impact of tariffs on prices and ...

Living in Richmond, VA and started as an Investment Banking Associate with Harris Williams Transportation and Logistics group ...

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 ...

If the handful of companies controlling a market — say, gasoline — could meet in a ‘smoke-filled room’ and agree on price strategy, the result would likely be higher prices at the pump, higher profits ...

Small businesses selling on ecommerce marketplaces often complain about the unfairness of the platforms prioritizing their own products — like Amazon Basics — in the prominent “sponsored ad” slots in ...

An “unprecedented” federal program to support troops’ medical needs in World War II led to the emergence of the modern US biomedical system, spurring decades of expansion in medical research and drug ...

Economic optimism among chief financial officers dropped in the first quarter of 2025 amid concerns about tariffs and broader economic uncertainty, according to the CFO Survey, a collaboration of Duke ...

U.S. multinational companies are often accused of moving billions of dollars of income to tax-friendly countries, costing the U.S. government billions in lost revenue. But the real numbers may be much ...