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A new book by Gretchen Steidle looks at how organizations can boost management performance by investing in mindfulness training.

In the wake of a New York Times expose, experts weigh options to identify and weed out fake users on social media.

While the uptick in homeownership is nowhere near pre-recession levels, it marks a significant shift from a decade ago. But what has changed?

New Wharton research looks at how underpriced government mortgage guarantees contributed to the housing crisis, and how that could be fixed.

Traditional Silicon Valley startup models involving venture capital or private equity are missing new markets as health care’s evolution speeds up, says one entrepreneur.

Leading pharma companies conspire to keep drug price in the U.S. far higher than a free market would support — and that also stifles innovation, says the author of a new book.

The flexibility of natural gas as an electricity-generating energy source — plus long-term low prices — will bring speed to the transition to renewable power.

The venerable multinational firm has seen its stock decline more than 40% in a year. What will it take to turn things around?

An Indian entrepreneur and an Australian investor are finding ways to bring low-cost, clean power to remote communities.

New Wharton research looks at how crowdfunding is democratizing access to capital in diverse areas of the U.S. — and why that trend is growing.