Will buying counterfeit luxury goods land you on Santa’s naughty list? Definitely, says an expert on consumer behavior and luxury goods.
A recent study suggests that reminding people that biases exist and are inherent in human decision making can make them more receptive to AI in medical care.
What do we lose as generative AI moves from an assistant that helps us accomplish tasks to an autonomous agent? Burak Eskici considers the question.
The increased growth in private credit since 2010 is expected to continue, predicts Dan Pietrzak '97, Partner and Global Head of Private Credit at KKR.
Generative AI is poised to become a “core driver of innovation across all industries” in the next decade, says Michael Rivera. So what does that mean for humans?
For most private firms seeking an SEC exemption to raise capital in private markets, the benefits of not filing a required form outweigh the risk of getting caught, a new study finds.
Manoj Malhotra, dean of the College of Business, discusses what attracted him to Lehigh Business, the importance of alumni relationships and the role of faculty research, among other topics.
How much a seller enjoys making a product or service influences how much buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing to charge, new research shows.
A recent study counters the prevailing narrative that the nursing home industry is unprofitable, and needs higher reimbursement rates to avoid widespread closings.
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