Kellogg School of Management
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SPACs: What you don't understand can cost you money
A Kellogg professor offers his perspective on why these investment vehicles can be losing propositions for many casual investors
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Do people really understand your data visualizations?
Many data viz gurus advocate for decluttering graphs and focusing on specific info. Do those techniques actually help your audience?
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3 tips for taking your family business public
Navigate this decision carefully, and you could have the best of both worlds
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Can larger loans help small firms grow?
Sometimes. But it turns out that lenders are bad at figuring out which businesses will benefit
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Why are some people more reluctant to network than others?
The key seems to be how people perceive their own success and professional value
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How much do campaign ads matter?
Tone is key, according to new research, which found that a change in TV ad strategy could have altered the results of the 2000 presidential election
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The internet is awash in positive product ratings. Here's how to decipher the good from the great
Forget stars and numeric ratings: a review's language offers better clues to a product's quality and likely success
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Working parents feel pulled in two directions. What does this mean for companies?
A new study looks at what happens when parental and professional identities collide
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3 skills new managers need to succeed
To start, recognise that entire teams—and not just individuals—require clear feedback.
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When it comes to morally dubious behavior, do startups get a pass?
Transgressions, such as treating workers badly, resonate differently when it's a startup versus an established company.
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Does positive ESG news help a company's stock price?
A comprehensive new study finds that investors reward some—but not all—efforts