Left behind by technology
When it comes to the digital world, a lot of older Americans take a pass, content to have little connection, if any at all. But Tippie College of Business researcher Yiduo Shao said technology is taking over the economy at such a rapid pace that soon, they won’t be able to opt out.
Are Remote Workers More—or Less—Productive?
Employees want to work from home. Employers want them in the office. A new Tippie College of Business study found employees were more productive working from home than in the office.
Build that data center or not?
The Tippie College of Business and the College of Law developed a new tool that will help local leaders decide if data centers are right for their community.
Don't expect that boycott to work
Consumers like to think they can influence companies to become more socially conscious through boycotts or attention-grabbing protests. But a new study from the Tippie College of Business finds these consumer-initiated efforts are rarely successful,
Tippie researcher named to prestigious Amazon Scholar program
Emily Campion, associate professor of management and entrepreneurship, has been selected to join Amazon’s prestigious scholarly research program designed to tackle some of the world’s toughest high-impact tech challenges faced by businesses.
When a state legalizes medical marijuana, business growth often follows
A new study from the Tippie College of Business suggests businesses do better in states that legalize medicinal marijuana.
When insider trading is OK
Unlike most markets, insider trading isn’t always a bad thing on a prediction market.
Dr. Lie and the golden age of grift
Professor Erik Lie's new book, "Catching Cheats," shows how he uses data to uncover fraud hiding in plain sight.
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