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Research done by Bentley, in partnership with the Running Industry Diversity Coalition, is highlighted for revealing that 11 percent of the running industry’s employees are Black/African American and just 1 percent hold senior management leadership positions.

Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman explains how artificial intelligence has made it easier to fall victim to scams related to E-ZPass billing and how to protect yourself.

Adjunct Lecturer in Finance Anurag Wakhlu outlines the advantages of long-term investing over short-term investing.

Research co-authored by Trustee Professor of Accountancy Gopal Krishnan is featured for revealing that words companies use in their annual reports to project a positive image – words like ethical and integrity – can actually lead to negative outcomes.

Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman explains why young children are particularly susceptible to becoming a victim of identity theft.

Associate Professor of Modern Languages Laure Astorian offers perspective on the legacy of French cinema star Anouk Aimee.

Results from the upcoming Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report are highlighted for revealing Americans' attitudes towards the CEO pay gap.

Early data from the 2024 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is featured and Professor of Finance Kristina Minnick is quoted in this story by a leading global news agency.

Early data from the next Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is highlighted for revealing that two thirds of all Americans believe companies are doing a poor job of reigning in the wealth gap between CEOs and employees.

In this broadcast segment, CNN reporter Matt Egan discusses exclusive, early data from the upcoming Benltey-Gallup Business in Society Report focused on the pay gap between CEOs and employees.