“The instant you start treating people like an asset be invested in rather than a cost to be cut, you start to win.”

Tax breaks for research and development mean more innovation and entrepreneurship, but not necessarily better — or faster — innovation and entrepreneurship.

Experts weigh in on regulations, new technology, and inverted firms.

Big retailers and tech companies can make price demands of suppliers. And that in turn affects what suppliers pay workers.

Misconceptions about who needs electricity, when, and how means aid and investment could be rolled out inefficiently.

SokoShare would serve as the intermediary between small farmers and large grocery stores in Kenya.

Newly vocal employees call for not just fair compensation, but a greater say in how their companies are run.

A $100 billion plan to spur scientific research and development in the nation’s heartland.

Apparently, about $17,000.

Shared-appreciation mortgages could help distressed homeowners, but they’re not without risk, MIT Sloan research shows