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The key to successful digital transformation of companies in the long run is the self-transformation of the business leader.

Implementing the EPA’s Clean Power Plan initially means higher costs, but ultimately it lowers wholesale electricity prices, according to new Wharton research.

Slower earnings growth, shifts in technology, interest rates that could soon rise and record stock prices have combined to create a perfect storm for mergers and acquisitions.

Anxious Americans are voting with their checkbooks as they fear the incoming Trump administration will trample on their favorite causes.

Why do some groups struggle more at becoming small business owners? In most cases, it’s a lack mentoring, not money.

Recent Wharton research looks at how lower interest rates impacted homeowners – with some surprising results.

The holiday season has become synonymous with major sales — but retailers could be taking a savvier approach.

A law that granted inheritance rights to Kenyan women resulted in greater empowerment and gains in their levels of education and health.

Mobile payment systems like Apple Pay are gradually gaining traction with consumers. But is widespread adoption by retailers likely – or even necessary?

A superhumanly smart AI is not going to take over the world. But we might get in its way, says popular tech blogger Tim Urban.