New research on abusive bosses, consumer trust in tech companies, AI copyright infringement and galvanizing insurance markets against extreme weather.

Some social media companies are simplifying the language in their terms of use contracts to improve their corporate reputations. After getting an up-close look at the fine print, some consumers trust the companies less than before. 

Some supervisors yell to get employees to follow orders and show them who’s boss. A new management study shows they don’t feel bad about it.

Is the line on copyright infringement drawn differently for artwork created by artificial intelligence versus human hands? New research shows how anti-AI bias could lead to more liability for firms using AI-generated images. 

Risk management faculty at Terry are leveraging research partnerships and industry buy-in to galvanize the insurance market from rapidly spiraling costs caused by extreme weather. 

Mixing work and play helps some employees thrive at work and in their personal lives.

Marketing research shows the benefit of negative imagery when consumers seek long-term solutions.

MIS research into bots on X and Reddit show they boost individual user engagement but curtail connections between people.

While the Ivester Institute for Business Analytics and Insight will be based at UGA, its work will impact the entire state and beyond. 

Marketing’s Sundar Bharadwaj has co-authored a new book on the dual challenges of business profitability and sustainability.

JuzoGO, founded by MBA student Oge Okolo, brings more control to drivers and riders.

Management professor Laura Little discusses the impact of trust on team dynamics and leadership. 

Changing weather patterns are straining property insurance markets, and Terry College researchers are working on answers.

The Terry College of Business recently celebrated the naming of C. Herman Terry Risk Management and Insurance Program. 

Terry faculty awards and honors.