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Winter 2018

  • Blockchain’s weakest links

    Billions of dollars are riding on a technology that could revolutionize how business is done—if glitches don’t break it.

  • How to get more woman CEOs

    A look at what’s holding women back from top-paying jobs

  • Measuring uncertainty helps investors navigate risk

    Researchers are developing new ways to gauge volatility far beyond financial markets.

  • How to make cancer treatment more affordable

    Research identifies a little-noticed winner from recent revolutionary advances in cancer treatments: the life-insurance industry.

  • Class action lawsuits hit innovative companies the hardest

    Why the US securities class action system may threaten economic growth and competitiveness.

  • Equity crowdfunding is inflating a bubble

    Millions of small investors are likely to lose a lot of money.

    • Economics

In Brazil, China, and India, cities attract talent

In Brazil, China, and India, cities attract talent
By Alex Verkhivker| Oct 30, 2018
The increasing “skill abundance” of large cities is not exclusive to developed economies.
    • Economics

Why credit-card rules are anticompetitive

No-surcharge and no-steering judicial rulings eliminate competition among credit-card companies.

By Alex Verkhivker| Sep 06, 2018

    • Public Policy

Do businesspeople make good politicians?

Do businesspeople make good politicians?
By Andrej Kiska| Nov 13, 2018
Slovakia’s president shares insights from a career in business, philanthropy, and government
    • Behavioral Science

How offering random rewards can shape customer behavior

Uncertain incentives can be more effective than certain incentives, even if the uncertain incentives are objectively less.

By Alice G. Walton| Oct 05, 2018

    • Behavioral Science

‘Thanks’ is so hard to say! A CBR research comic

‘Thanks’ is so hard to say!
By Boggy| Nov 28, 2018
People tend to underestimate how well expressions of gratitude will be received.
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Top Read Winter 2018 Stories

How women and minorities have driven wage growth

A large portion of the increase in workers' earnings in the last 50 years is due to the decline in barriers facing women and minorities entering certain professions.

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Dan Adelman says health care has a data opportunity

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Equity crowdfunding is inflating a bubble

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Blockchain’s weakest links

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