Loren Keim discusses the decades-long decline of shopping malls and retail stores, and how the in-person shopping experience is likely to continue to change.
Colleges and universities using overtly religious advertising risk having prospective students rate their STEM and even business programs lower, research suggests.
Dean Georgette Chapman Phillips talks about the strides women in the workplace have taken over the years.
Phillip Coles, Lehigh Business professor of practice talks about how disruptions in the supply chain will affect this holiday season.
Exploring full-time business analytics graduate programs? Lehigh University's on-campus MSBAi offers in-demand curriculum in analytics and AI, including 6 concentrations and professional development.
Some NFTs have fetched jaw-dropping prices recently. Does that mean they're a good investment? Not unless you have expertise or great luck, Andrew Ward cautions.
Lehigh professors Kathleen Weiss Hanley and Hank Korth explain blockchain and bitcoin.
Research shows that supervisors who expressed care and compassion to employees at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic elicited gratitude beneficial to the employee and organization.
Transportation disruption risk, economic risk, and supplier risk are at the highest levels for any risk category since the Lehigh Business Supply Chain Risk Management Index was launched more than a year ago. How concerned should we be?
In new research, recently accepted for publication in the Journal of Advertising, researchers find consistent evidence that when a university uses overtly religious advertising or marketing communications, stakeholders’ evaluations of academic programs that are closely related to religion (e.g., Theology & Ministry, religious studies) increase. Learn more.
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