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The tables have turned: Gen Z may be managing you

Fast Company |

As the number of managers from Generation Z grows, Lecturer in Management Jeff LeBlanc authors a piece that highlights their impact on the workplace.

Should companies take political stances? Americans are split, polls find

Yahoo! News |

New data from the upcoming 2025 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report reveals more Democrats than Republicans believe businesses should take stances on current events.

Americans now support corporate activism again: Survey

Axios |

Early data from the 2025 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is featured for revealing a rebound in the number of Americans who want businesses to speak out on societal issues. 

Fraud schemes to be wary of on Booking. com and Amazon

WWLP-TV |

Senior Lecturer of Law Steve Weisman explains the recent scams consumers should be aware of if they are using popular consumer sites.

Business professors size up Market Basket feud

Eagle-Tribune |

Senior Lecturer of Marketing Professor Ian Cross offers perspective on recent actions taken by Market Basket’s board of directors amid its feud with suspended CEO Arthur T. Demoulas.

Prepare for Medical Emergencies as an International Student

U.S. News & World Report |

Director of the Center for International Students and Scholars Susannah Marcucci offers advice about navigating healthcare while studying abroad.

Does Using Medicaid Affect Quality of Care in Long-Term Care Facilities?

U.S. News & World Report |

Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences Tony Kiszewski explains the impact of the recently passed “big, beautiful bill” which cuts approximately $1 trillion from the Medicaid program.

The Obsessive Fans Playing God on Love Island—and Living for the Crash-Outs

Wired |

Professor of English and Media Studies Jennifer Gillian comments on the addictive quality of reality television.

Watertown Rising: Rezoning and several recent projects seek to revitalize the city's underused downtown

Boston Business Journal |

Associate Professor of Law David Missirian and Assistant Professor of History Dylan Gottlieb offer insight on the effort to redevelop Watertown’s downtown.

Artificial intelligence making celebrity imposter scams even more believable

WJAR-TV |

Senior Lecturer of Law Steve Weisman offers tips for avoiding scams that feature celebrity imposters.