Tippie's Alice Wang and Bryce Pyrah joined the Journal of Marketing Research's podcast "How I Wrote This" on the topic of workplace language.

Tippie Professor Jennifer Nahrgang says side hustles can have an impact on full-time workers’ attitudes.

Economics professor Anil Kumar said the cuts could lead to better loan terms for growers.

Research from Qi Luo, assistant professor of business analytics, suggests combining human and robotic driving could create much more effeciency in freight hauling.

Associate professor Patrick Johanns' book is structured to help students understand AI from managerial, ethical, and societal perspectives.

Julie Zielinski, an associate professor of marketing at Tippie, said Cracker Barrel garnered lots of attention, not necsessarily positive, with its logo change.

Tippie associate professor David Frisvold says impacts are felt beyond just home buyers and sellers.

A new study from the Tippie College of Business finds financial analysts were less accurate in their earnings forecasts during the COVID-19 pandemic, but then returned to pre-pandemic accuracy levels once the lockdowns were lifted, suggesting in-person meetings between analysts and corporate managers was more beneficial than meetings on zoom or phone calls.

Erik Lie’s new book probably won’t win him many friends in the corporate world. “Catching Cheats: Everyday Forensics to Unmask Business Fraud,” exposes how corporate executives, accountants, stock traders, bankers, and other shady characters accumulate wealth through fraud, deception, and general illegal behavior.

Tippie’s Best Basciftci researches the logistics of keeping supply stations to Mars well-stocked and ready for colonizers.