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Five research-backed interventions can help leaders deepen their commitment to managing talent.

Pursuing profit alone won’t lead to long-term business success. Corporate goals must be both financial and values-based.

Brand builders can reach skeptical audiences with relevant taglines, compelling content, and creative engagement tactics.

Your new initiatives may benefit from new hires with updated skills. But first consider cultivating talent from within.

Analytics must reflect how decisions are actually made, factoring in ambiguity, practical limits, and trade-offs.

Many senior executives lack sufficient understanding of intellectual property issues to make sound strategy decisions.

A classification system will help investors discern companies’ real sustainable activities from mere window dressing.

Leaders can strengthen employee commitment by focusing on corporate purpose, worker autonomy, and relationship quality.

Focused, emotionally aware managers are better equipped to lead in times of organizational change, research finds.

When social science research makes headlines for the wrong reasons, how can leaders know which research to trust?