Cultures of silence

Leaders can stimulate or undermine organizational performance through their influence on staff values and attitudes.

Most companies never expand outside their home markets. What drives the ones that do?

How mindfulness can reduce workplace incivility.

Many loyalty reward programs add partner firms to boost customer loyalty and increase sales, but are these partnerships always mutually beneficial?

Should we hire the manager with a military background or the one who parachutes in their spare time?

Interest rate projections from Central Banks have not resulted in better guiding of market participants on future monetary policy actions, according to research from BI Norwegian Business School.

EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC give the best audits. Here's why.

Few can afford to do it alone in today’s markets. Partnerships, including strategic alliances and joint ventures, provide great flexibility for companies when adapting to disruptions or crises that require fast responses.

Different understandings of shared words prevent learning between neighboring research disciplines.

Making an effort is important in any relationship, but perhaps even more so in business relationships, according to a new study on relationship governance dynamics.

How much time does your company spend on the reputation game? A new study sheds light on the negative performance consequences of status inconsistency.

Three capabilities influence companies' ability to handle strategic change, according to a major study spanning over a twelve-year period.