Kate Macarthur

For all the education and college debt that American millennials have accumulated, a recent study showed they are less prepared for the technology-driven work world than their global peers. Annie...

Business marketing and political campaigns aim to move people to action — and a new study has some interesting implications on the art of persuasion. Ayelet Fishbach, professor of behavioral...

#BlackLivesMatter, #Ferguson, #BillCosby, #SayHerName and #ConfederateFlag are more than social media hashtags. They're each the digital equivalent of a rallying cry, amplifying black voices and empowering the next generation of...

Like airlines and military, medical schools are increasingly using simulation to train the doctors of the future. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's new engineering-based Carle Illinois College of Medicine,...

Some say firing a customer can be sound strategic practice. Then what about a mass customer layoff? That's what Libertyville-based MBX Systems did in 2010 when growing pains prompted it...

When the housing market collapsed in 2008, it nearly razed Chicago-based USG Corp., one of the nation's largest makers of drywall and other building materials. After a sales spiral, factory...

Nintendo and Microsoft may rule the gaming world, but the rise of mobile is giving entrepreneurs unprecedented power to produce their own ideas. Chicago attorney Catherine McGivney is an expert...