Research

Riccardo Zecchina and his colleagues, in collaboration with the University of Oxford, want to apply machine learning to backend analysis of data produced by tracking apps

We are more likely to buy things similar in shape to whatever we have in our hands while shopping, studies by Zachary Estes find

Even responsible companies try to divert attention from their weaknesses, Ariela Caglio says. But we shouldn't throw out the baby (Integrated Reporting) with the bathwater

The effect on happiness of a newborn is stronger for men than women and depends on a family's gender role attitudes and preferences towards work and family, Nicoletta Balbo explains

A simple change in the terms of cropsharing contracts in developing countries could boost agricultural productivity by 60%, Selim Gulesci explains

Post succession family firm performance is 39% higher when a subsequent born sibling is at the helm, two Bocconi University scholars discover