Every platform company learns the same rule early: as supply grows, your leverage does too. More drivers on Uber means ...

In this episode of Duke Fuqua Insights, Professor Christine Moorman of Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, a leading scholar of marketing strategy and the director of The CMO Survey, examines ...

“If everybody else is following the platform-recommended advice of sharing their true value, there is an easy strategy: don't ...

As populations age, executives who look across their organizations and see more employees nearing retirement than starting entry-level jobs may feel like demographics are taking over. But firms can ...

Many investors are told that active funds rarely outperform passive index funds after fees. So why bother paying for them? In this episode of Duke Fuqua Insights podcast, Professor Simon Gervais, a ...

When you open your favorite music streaming app and see a playlist that feels made for you, or you scroll through an online store that seems to ‘know’ what you like, you’re seeing the power of ...

Every quarter, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis releases its initial GDP estimate—a flagship measure of economic health that influences corporate boardrooms, Federal Reserve policy, and investor ...

The ocean economy—spanning shipping, seafood, offshore energy, tourism, and more—is booming, generating between $2 and $3 trillion in annual economic activity. Yet as this blue acceleration takes hold ...

A new AI tool developed at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business may change how the world identifies promising research, before it ever earns a citation or patent. By predicting value before ...

Policies can unexpectedly backfire. It’s so common it’s sometimes even referred to as the “law” of unintended consequences. Take insider trading. A 2002 rule meant to increase transparency regarding ...