Why including people with disabilities in the workforce and higher education benefits everyone
The employment rate for people with disabilities is about half that of nondisabled people.
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A fiscal crisis is looming for many US cities
Houston residents at a flooded park after the passage of Hurricane Beryl, July 8, 2024. Mark Felix/AFP via Getty ImagesFive years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many U.S.
The leadership hack that drives success: Being trustworthy
Trustworthy managers get better performance reviews, recent research shows. Andrey Popov/Getty ImagesNational Leadership Day, which takes place every Feb. 20, offers a chance to reflect on what truly defines leadership – not just strategy or decision-making, but the ability to build trust.
Investors value corporate tax responsibility – at least when the company is based somewhere with a lot of inequality, research shows
When corporations based in areas of above-average income inequality pay more taxes, it’s not just the public that appreciates it – investors do, too. That’s the key finding of our recent research published in the journal Accounting and the Public Interest.
The dangers of ‘Jekyll and Hyde leadership’: Why making amends after workplace abuse can hurt more than it helps
Not the picture of leadership. LMPC via Getty ImagesA glance at the day’s headlines reveals a universal truth: Leadership matters.
Why community pharmacies are closing – and what to do if your neighborhood location shutters
Neighborhood pharmacies are rapidly shuttering.
Deporting millions of immigrants would shock the US economy, increasing housing, food and other prices
Immigrant farmworkers pick strawberries in California in April 2024. Visions of America/Joe Sohm/Universal Images Group via Getty Images One of President Donald Trump’s major promises during the 2024 presidential campaign was to launch mass deportations of immigrants living in the U.S.
Nonprofits get more donations when they vary their Facebook fundraising messages − new research
Money doesn't grow on smartphones. SERSOL/Stock via Getty Images PlusWhen nonprofits use multiple strategies during their online fundraising campaigns, such as thanking donors for their support, telling the public about their missions and conveying how they are helping people, they receive more donations than if they stick to only one kind of post.
Can the president really kill off the penny – and should he?
In the middle of Super Bowl LIX, President Donald Trump posted on social media that he was getting rid of the penny. Since the lowly penny in 2024 cost about 3.7 cents to make – meaning the government loses money on every coin – the announcement might seem practical at first glance. But does the president have the power to kill off the penny?
Inflation is heating up again, putting pressure on Trump to cool it on tariffs
Inflation is building again; but the housing industry may find it harder to do so as a result of Trump tariffs. Win McNamee/Getty ImagesInflation figures released on Feb.
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