Time is important to our happiness. When we perceive that we don’t have enough time that increases our stress, our tension level and our dissatisfaction with life. For children, this can often result in kids becoming more materialistic.

Researchers say the increase in methamphetamine production in the U.S. is linked to an increase in child foster care, but the damaging effects don’t end there.

Researchers look at how the imbalance of work and family can cause employees to be deviant at work… breaking the rules in the workplace.

Professor of marketing Bill Weeks identifies what drives work performance, as well as commitment to an organization.

In today's multicultural marketplace, brands are using subtle cues and visual diversity to facilitate messaging where groups aren't well defined.

According to economics professor Van Pham, research on changes in the U.S. retail industry shows a dual phenomenon is occurring. Retail chains are "supersizing."

Dr. Van Pham's research attempts to quantify the climate for immigrants in American states, resulting in a ranking based on restrictive and/or welcoming state legislation.

Information security expert Bryan Palma poses sober questions about ethical boundaries in the cyber world. Who is responsible for protecting your privacy online? Palma says it's up to you.

What causes an otherwise ethical person to make unethical choices? Business executive Chuck Gallagher draws upon his own transformational experience for answers.

When it comes to advance preparations for retirement, finance professor William Reichenstein says there are three simple rules to follow.