Occupational licensing raises costs, new research finds, but consumers hiring a painter or contractor care more about price and online reviews.

When the time comes, restarting the economy needs to be as quick and safe as possible. Safe workers, “immunity certificates,” and digital tracking could help.

New research suggests that taking a 30-minute nap during work can increase productivity and prompt more deposits into your savings account.

People are less likely to share falsehoods about the new coronavirus and COVID-19 when prompted to consider accuracy.

Improved handwashing habits at airports — even just a few — would curb the global spread of disease, new research finds.

Three economists study the pros and cons of worker representation on executive boards.

Fixing a toxic work culture, the value of coaches, and other stories that caught readers’ attention this year.

From the history of liberty to the future of R&D, here are some of the books from MIT Sloan faculty that arrived in 2019.

Thinkers50 recognizes business thought leaders from around the world. Here are the MIT Sloan researchers honored this year.

Failure rarely offers useful lessons, research shows. Asking questions and admitting what you don’t know leads to successful digital innovation.