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How the Value of Star Employees Changes Over a Career

Mays Business School research finds that star employees’ greatest contributions change over time, offering lessons for how organizations manage and develop top talent.

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Back-to-school shopping starts earlier, lasts longer and costs more than ever

Mays Business School retail expert explains the biggest trends shaping this year’s shopping season.

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Three Mays Grads Help Launch Texas Stock Exchange

Texas A&M former students are playing key roles at TXSE, the first fully integrated national exchange to win SEC approval in decades. 

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Trading Energy: Inside Mays’ Trading, Risk, & Investments Program

This finance program prepares students for careers as energy traders.

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A Hospital That Pays for Itself? Sounds Like a Fairy Tale

Smarter hospital design isn’t just better for patients and staff, it can return millions in savings in as little as two years.

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Breaking Through: Leadership Research Offers a Roadmap for Change

What research reveals about effective leadership in an age of disruption.

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Why Employee AI Adoption Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

New research suggests understanding how people respond differently to artificial intelligence could help organizations build more effective AI strategies.

AI Venture Velocity Challenge semifinalists advance at Mays Business School from 531 student teams.

Mays Business School Announces Semifinalists Advancing in National AI Venture Velocity Challenge

531 student teams from 160 institutions narrowed to 27 semifinalist ventures demonstrating evidence-based learning in the AI era.

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Match Makers: Research Explores the Elements of Successful Dating Apps

Rajiv Mukherjee looks at the science behind matching services — for love and business.

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The Energy of the Aggie Network

Former student Sean Kelly ’05, a CEO in the AI and energy industry, on sharing his time and insights with Mays students