Research involving Durham University Business School reveals how retailers target customers most likely to spend more.

Durham MBA alumnus Chris de Jong has been named our Business School's 2025-26 MBA Mentor of the Year.

Women leaders experiencing menopause may feel psychologically depleted, but they can also become more empathetic towards colleagues, according to research from Durham University Business School.

Durham University Business School is celebrating a double recognition from the British Academy of Management (BAM) with two of our academics receiving Fellowships.

Durham University Business School's MBA has risen 20 places to joint-70th in the world in the QS Global MBA and Business Masters Rankings 2027.

Imposter syndrome is often viewed as something leaders should overcome, but new research suggests that feelings of self-doubt can also support leadership development.

Experts from the World Bank, the International Labour Organization (ILO), Durham and Cambridge will meet on 14 September to discuss the future of global business and labour markets.

Emeritus Professor Carol Adams has been elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, recognising her outstanding contribution to the social sciences throughout her academic career.

Women are more likely to form close-knit friendship groups at work, a Durham University Business School study suggests.

Companies with strong political connections are more likely to escape scrutiny over greenwashing, according to new research from Durham University Business School.

Financial institutions need a dedicated regulatory framework for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce risks and better protect consumers, according to new research from Durham University Business School.

Graduating this summer, BA Accounting & Finance student Iqra Aziz Malik shares how her Durham experience helped shape her academic, professional and personal journey, preparing her for a career with KPMG UK.