Pretending to be angry as a negotiating tactic can backfire or even lead you to give up more, research finds.

As tax day looms, experts break down the Trump administration's new tax law and what it means for taxpayers.

"Smiling as part of your job sounds like a really positive thing, but doing it all day can be draining..."

Streamlining debt can lift a mental burden, new research shows.

"The question is: Can we make the threat of damages high enough to be a deterrent?"

When companies move to pay-for-performance, more employees take medications for anxiety and depression.

Human networks can have a big impact on whether we get ahead in life, but they can have the opposite effect too.

Rather than invest in parking, one city found an unusual way to motivate its commuters to go green.

Why do gas prices often vary within the same part of town? New research identifies the factors at play.

"If women are receiving less grant support from the very beginning of their career, they are less likely to succeed."