Skip to main content

Newsroom

In the News

Why medical identity theft is so dangerous

WJAR-TV |

Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman explains how scammers are using AI to create threatening letters being sent to residents in Needham.

Departing Salesforce CFO pulled off an ‘extremely rare’ C-suite move

Fortune |

Data from the 2024 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society is featured in Fortune’s CFO Daily newsletter for revealing that Americans want companies to be more transparent about how they use AI.

From Bud Light to Ben & Jerry’s, wading into politics is increasingly risky for brands

Boston Globe |

Data from the 2024 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society is highlighted and Assistant Professor of Global Studies Maricruz Osorio offers perspective on the relationship between businesses and politics.

Ross Stores’ CEO made a whopping 2,100 times as much as her typical employee in 2023

Fortune |

A survey by Bentley University and Gallup is featured for showing that 83% of Americans feel that businesses should be avoiding large CEO-worker pay gaps.

Trump and Harris are spending millions on TV ads. Are they effective? Experts weigh in

Miami Herald |

Senior Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences Jeff Gulati explains what the presidential candidates should be focusing on in their political ads. 

Medicare Drug Price Savings Obscured by Health-Care Complexities

Bloomberg Law |

Director of the Center for Integration of Science and Industry Fred Ledley offers perspective on the announcement of lowered drug prices negotiated between the Biden administration and major pharmaceutical.

From the Editors Desk: Civility at Work

Twin Cities Business |

Data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is noted for revealing a decline in the number of Americans who believe businesses should take a public stance on current events.

Hidden Talent: Case For Hiring International Master’s STEM Graduates

Forbes |

Senior Lecturer of Finance Steve Wasserman authors a piece that outlines the reasons why more companies should invest in hiring international candidates.

Poll: Consumers Against Companies Talking Politics

Fox News |

John W. Poduska Professor of Governance Cynthia Clark is interviewed in this segment featuring new data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report that reveals how Americans feel about businesses taking a stance on current events.

Study: Americans wants business to stay quiet on most public policy issues

Chain Store Age |

Early data from the 2024 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report shows a decline in the number of Americans who think businesses should take a stand on political candidates or most current events.