Chad Brooks

Despite what you may think as a boss, there's a good chance your employees don't have much faith in you, new research finds.

Regardless of how much money some of these jobs pay, the thought of working them leaves plenty of Americans shaking in their boots.

While the benefits might be alluring, startups should be wary of forming alliances with too many large companies, new research finds.

When your employees call in sick, there's a good chance they aren't really under the weather at all, new research finds.

When unveiling a new product, sometimes less is more, new research suggests.

The number of people working for themselves is on the rise, new research finds.

If you want to boost your bottom line, try balancing the number of men and women in your office, new research suggests.

When it comes to workplace negotiations, women don't get many straight answers, new research finds.

While email remains king in the types of digital marketing businesses find successful, other tactics are quickly closing the gap, new research finds.

Despite their success as entrepreneurs, women find it exceedingly difficult to obtain venture capital funding, new research finds.