Niratcha Tungtisanont's research at the University of Maryland examines how industrialization and internet use impact income and recovery after floods. Her findings highlight the importance of communication and community collaboration in effective disaster recovery efforts.

Consumers make more hedonic choices when their preferences are visible to others, so that they can promote the image that they are having fun — whether or not they really are.

For small to midsized businesses, like their larger counterparts, success correlates with being adept in an interlinked web of financial entities and networks, supply chains and ecosystems.

If leaders take certain steps, stakeholders in their organizations will continue to believe in their legitimacy even after they lose status.

Think your boss is a jerk because he or she treated you unfairly? It’s possible your manager just has too much to do, Maryland Smith research shows.

Luxury brands use legal threats and guilt campaigns to deter people from buying knockoff products. But Maryland Smith research explores a better way.

Transformational leaders can inspire individual followers to go beyond their own self-interest and benefit the group, Maryland Smith research shows.

Something is missing from the curriculum at many business schools, and that is learning how to think about the long-term impact of decisions

A new algorithm developed at Maryland Smith allows companies to stretch their budgets and optimize results when buying online display ads.

Attempting to conduct predictive modeling from sparse, binary data sets is complicated. Maryland Smith's Jessica M. Clark looks for a better way.