A study involving almost 500 leaders found that the impact on leaders after delivering negative feedback depended on how empathetic the leaders were; high-empathy leaders became less effective, while low-empathy leaders became more effective.

Some of the most notorious ransomware groups have had their operations stopped by police authorities— however, new ransomware groups may replace those arrested.

The United States plans to build facilities for their B-52s at Tindal air base, south of Darwin.

Old friends are important, but they may not be in our lives forever; when we were young, making friends was relatively easy; but as adults, making and maintaining friendships can be much more difficult for some.

Research has linked 23 more genes to a person's risk of developing major depression; scientists hope this discovery will pave the way for better treatments and earlier intervention.

The US Navy is researching and developing a new large surface combatant class with a greater range than existing vessels and state of the art weapon systems.

The Australian Government's 2020 Defence Strategic Update superseded the 2012 review; however, this ASPI article argues that a new review is urgently needed to consider Australia's strategic position change over the last two years.

Everyone’s heard that ‘money can’t buy happiness (although some of us are cynical about that); however, a new study from the University of Pennsylvania has shown that people’s well-being rises with the amount of money they make.

Although marketing and sales lead to revenue, organizations should never downplay the benefits of effective communication and its impact on success.

Relativity, a technology start-up, plans to build rockets quickly and cheaply using 3d printers and robots; however, success is not guaranteed.