Can you afford to trust your tech? A CBR research comic
Financial status affects how consumers feel about highly anthropomorphized products and services.
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Battle of the coupons: How retailers and manufacturers compete
Different types of products call for different strategies in pricing and discount levels.
How Chrysler’s bankruptcy hurt its competitors
Financial distress for one carmaker can have harmful short-term effects on its rivals.
The hole in the food-desert hypothesis
Research suggests the nutrition gap may be more a problem of demand than supply.
How charities can avoid turning off potential donors
Self-affirmation can counteract the cognitive challenge presented by disturbing information.
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The tax that could save the world
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Why less regulation isn’t necessarily better
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Technology is splitting the job market
Some people are prospering, while others are left behind.
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Ride-sharing services may lead to more fatal accidents
Research links ride sharing to a rise in auto-related deaths.
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Don’t write off a ‘failed’ entrepreneur
‘Failure’ is critical to innovation entrepreneurship.
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Why sharing a plate leads to better negotiation outcomes
When people in a business negotiation share not just a meal but a plate, they collaborate better and reach deals faster.