After a string of scandals in Australia's banks, Macquarie Business School research shows that a new regime to make banking executives accountable is working – for now, writes Dr Dominic Canestrari-Soh.

Autonomous vehicles are on the way, but are we ready to take a back seat to driverless technology? Dr Mauricio Marrone, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance at Macquarie Business School, suggests we may be.

Cost overruns and delays are common on many major infrastructure projects. Research from Macquarie Business School looks at the high failure rate and what can be done to ensure future projects are on time and on budget.

VIDEO America's new Vice-President represents how high women can go, but also the obstacles they must overcome to get there, says Macquarie Business School Professor of Gender, Work and Organisation Alison Pullen.

To get us to spend, retailers use aggressive discounting tactics that tap into our psychological vulnerabilities as consumers. Macquarie University retail marketing specialist Dr Jana Bowden explains how to spot the tricks, and resist them.

The annual spike in chocolate sales over Christmas is an opportunity for consumers to reconsider who produces our chocolate and how, Macquarie researchers say.

A knee-jerk reaction to reduce staff numbers could cost companies innovative progress and a competitive edge, research from Macquarie Business School has found.

With Black Friday sales on this week, retail marketing specialist Associate Professor Jana Bowden explores how shopping has changed during COVID-19 – and why we’ll be spending more this Christmas.

The NSW government’s newly released energy blueprint intends to transform the state’s electricity network to one that is cheaper and carbon-friendly, writes Macquarie Business School economist Dr Rohan Best, but does it go far enough?

Despite having one of the most ethnically diverse populations on the planet, Australia still falls behind other nations when it comes to representation and treatment of minorities in the workplace, researchers from Macquarie Business School say.

A community program co-developed by Macquarie Business School addresses the under-representation of people with intellectual disability in self-employment  – and is receiving industry recognition as a result.

Australian musicians have not only experienced a loss of income during the pandemic, but their optimism about future income and employment opportunities returning to pre-COVID levels is very low, according to research from Macquarie Business School.