Organizational Dissociative Identity Disorder, or ODID, is an organization that seems to have multiple management personalities, where managers give inconsistent directives, contradict themselves, or fail to follow through.

It was a December day in 1970 when 23-year old Army Sgt. Douglas Slotten stepped on a land mine while on reconnaissance patrol in South Vietnam. It changed his life, but never broke his spirit.

Tippie assistant professor of management and entrepreneurship Miranda Welbourne Eleazar talks about alternatives to credit for aspiring business owners.

A University of Iowa study finds people who are lonely may find themselves unable to resist the impulse to buy.

The Iowa Electronic Markets is one of the earliest election-focused futures markets.

Election betting markets are getting widespread attention like they never have before, according to Tippie Professor Tom Gruca.

An Iowa MBA and a Mandela Washington Fellow teamed up to teach modern beekeeping and business strategies to aspiring producers in Africa.

Peggy Stover, who directs the UI’s Marketing Institute, says many retailers are looking to make immediate hires as we’re now less than a month from Thanksgiving.

Holiday hiring is alreay ramping up, says Tippie Marketing Institute Director Peggy Stover.

A Tippie resarcher dug into the subject of how companies adjust lobbying efforts when responding to negative news.