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Even in the era of amazingly rendered video games, the old board games never seem to go out of style.

When companies digitalize in the context of their strategic knowledge, it can uncover powerful growth opportunities.

When the vast amount of information the internet holds is viewed through the right lens, what it can reveal about us is remarkable, says the author of a new book.

Creating a fair, equitable and objective system for setting salaries is one of the biggest challenges facing companies today — and there may not really be an effective way to do it, experts say.

Trash-talking is fairly commonplace, whether in sports, business or elsewhere. But how does it affect the targets of these insults? Wharton research has some surprising findings.

Disrespect and nastiness are worse problems at work than they used to be, and they’re making our days harder. Author Christine Porath has been looking for solutions.

Raj Gupta, former CEO of specialty chemicals firm Rohm and Haas, shares insights from his professional and personal journey.

Recent Wharton research examines the interplay between the computational complexity of statistical methods and their performance.

India’s national carrier — Air India — is on the way to becoming privatized. But with high debt and low market share, will it be able to find a suitor?

In this opinion piece, former Young & Rubicam CEO Peter Georgescu reflects on the lost American Dream, and what it will take to reclaim it.