Cosmetic treatments are deeply entwined with international trade, explains professor Anne Villamil.

A new Tippie College of Business study shows provenance plays a major role in the resale value of digital NFTs, as gaming cards once owned by prominent and well-known game players are being resold to other players with higher premiums.

Finance professor Cameron Ellis discusses indexed annuities.

Autonomy is one of the strongest predictors of job satisfaction, according to professor Jennifer Nahrgang.

Yes, it really is okay to say no sometimes. Tippie’s Michele Williams explains why.

Cash back may be more immediate, but you get more bang for the buck with miles

Tippie professor Joe Sulentic's class drafted to help out with charity golf outing

Despite the passage of time, the ring still fits

A Tippie College of Business researcher says public agencies can get people more invested in parks and recreation areas by encouraging them to give nicknames to a lake or tracing the route they’re planning on the trails.

A study by Tippie doctoral student Bryce Pyrah finds when companies try to market themselves as cool using slang, it can be disastrous.