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A new study shows how misinformation is manipulating stock prices and harming investors, but greater transparency can help fight back.

From commuting to laundry, new research reveals why approaching the finish line of everyday chores might be depleting—and how to feel better about it.

Leeds professor Stephen Billings wins the inaugural Greenwald Family Award for his groundbreaking study on firearm violence and injury prevention.

Cultural biases, network segregation and subtle mentorship dynamics prevent women from receiving the support they need in entrepreneurship, a new study finds.

A new study reveals the social and economic consequences of converting single-family homes into rentals, from declining property values to reduced community engagement.

As wildfires grow more destructive, a new study underscores a critical issue that will make recovery harder for many homeowners: underinsurance.

If you feel stuck in your job, you’re not alone. New research sheds light on how feelings of defeat and entrapment in the workplace can not only heighten the desire to quit but can also trigger impulsive decisions to leave.

A new study reveals significant disparities among funds using ESG labels, challenging investor perceptions.

Consumers who prioritize quantity over quality in purchases tend to spend more, borrow more and accumulate more debt, a new study shows.

As the holiday shopping season ramps up, Nicholas Reinholtz, assistant professor of marketing in the Leeds School of Business, delves into the question: “Should you trust 5-star reviews?”