How To Stop Sleeping With Your Smartphone

For many, work-life balance is seen as the ultimate goal. For others, that mindset is hogwash that's holding you back in your career.

Harvard Business School Professor Clay Christensen is the father of the idea of disruptive innovation, and one of a select few business thinkers who can claim that their theories influence the behavior of top companies. 

A few years ago, Harvard School professor Leslie Perlow set out to tame one of the modern world?s scariest addictions: managers? descent into round-the-clock email, texting and the like. The malady is chronicled in her new book, ?Sleeping With Your Smartphone.? If Perlow were a prudent person, she would have tested her remedies on small-time ...

Nearly half of workers (49%) don't negotiate their first job offers. Oftentimes, it comes down to a lack of experience in negotiating, which can be a tricky step for most.

There's a big controversy at the Thunderbird School of Global Management, the business school regularly ranked as the best place to get an international business education. The struggling school, which had a $4 million deficit in fiscal 2013, has agreed to a partnership deal with a for-profit education provider called Laureate Education Inc.

As the Supreme Court considers whether affirmative action is legal, it may be a good time to ask if it's working as intended.

Do you know how much energy you consume every 15 minutes? Most would say that’s a hard — if not impossible — question to answer, but San Francisco-based utility provider Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) now has access to that information for 30,000 of its residential customers, thanks to its “SmartMeter” program. PG&E’s SmartMeters are its prime vehicle to fulfill its mandate from the state of California to get people to use less energy. For 36 months (January 1, 2009, through December 31, 2011), PG&E has used SmartMeters to collect consumer energy-use data in Northern California.