New research co-authored by Assistant Professor of Accountancy Kerri-Ann Sanderson reveals that leaders at accounting firms need to model the behaviors they want from their employees. If this doesn't happen then the quality of audits suffers.
Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains in an op-ed that while media attention has recently increased around the topic, Iran’s cyberattacks on U.S. intelligence is not a new phenomena.
A Center for Women and Business report supports findings that a millennial’s mentality surrounding their career is vastly different than previous generations and can help bolster business.
Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman authors an op-ed describing the Dark Web, a part of the internet that isn't seen by search engines and is a hotbed of cyber crimes.
Global Studies Professor Bonnie Field comments on the heated and aggressive debates happening in Spain even after a government is finally in place.
Economics Professor Dhaval Dave's new research is highlighted for showing that policies aimed at youth vaping may have negative effects on adult smokers.
Research co-authored by Economics Professor Dhaval Dave shows imposing high taxes on vaping products could make adult smokers less likely to quit smoking.
Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman describes the scams people should look out for in the coming year, including those using artificial intelligence.
New research by Economics Professor Dhaval Dave reveals why taxing electronic cigarettes could lower the number of people who quit smoking.
Research from Bentley's Center for the Integration of Science and Industry is highlighted for revealing that government funding contributes to the development of virtually every new drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration.