News

Elections today can generate a lot of noise. The rise of digital media means that, in addition to ​​24-hour cable news, social media features prominently in campaigns and elections.    Using the latest in machine learning modeling, Northeastern researchers sought to cut through all that noise — specifically, as it pertains to the 2016 and 2020…

Selected as a Top 5 Business Leadership book, the ‘AI Savvy Leader' is credited with transforming how organizations lead, educators teach, and communities grow.

What does an ideal leader look like? How do they comport themselves? Does our perception of the ideal change over time? These are the kind of questions that haunted Jayanth Narayanan, associate professor of management and organizational development at Northeastern University, during the close presidential election of 2020. Through a series of eight surveys conducted between…

D'Amore-McKim Distinguished Professor Ravi Ramamurti weighs in on Saudi Arabia's massive investments in sports, emphasizing the strategic branding behind events like the “Six Kings Slam.”

D'Amore-McKim Associate Dean of Research, Koen Pauwels, share expert opinion on the decline in social media spending.

A number of retail chains that have been trying to move into primary care have been retrenching or withdrawing altogether. Despite their struggles, D'Amore-McKim Professor Timothy Hoff, says that there is still a place for retail chains in health care.

D'Amore-McKim associate professor John Bai latest research shows how this strategy can make businesses more resilient, especially as climate change intensifies storms and disrupts operations.

Led by D'Amore-McKim professor Julia Ivy, MBA students craft global strategies to help Ukrainian companies expand despite the challenges of war.

D'Amore-McKim professors have been recognized in Research.com's latest rankings across several disciplines, including Business and Management. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to advancing academic knowledge and shaping real-world business practices.

D'Amore-McKim Distinguished Professor Nada Sanders, in a new Fortune feature, emphasizes that AI alone isn't enough for success. Businesses must reassess their models and integrate human skills like creativity, problem-solving, and interpersonal expertise.