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Large Tax Break Deals Sparked Innovation in Communities

30 August 2026

When cities, counties or states offer large tax breaks to attract factories, corporate headquarters and other major facilities, the economic benefits may extend beyond the jobs and investment those companies bring. A new study suggests…

Which Companies Are Most Capable—and What Others Must Prioritise First

17 July 2026

Understanding how companies develop managerial skills, adopt technology and build innovation capacity can help explain why some outperform others and…

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Business Tax

Why Do Some Businesses Pay Less Tax?

11 August 2026

Few issues spark more public debate than large corporations paying little—or sometimes no—federal income tax. Since 2018, the U.S. federal corporate income tax rate has been 21%, its lowest level in decades, down from a…

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Climate Change

Shaping Climate Adaptation Economics in a Warming World

7 July 2026

Climate change is no longer viewed solely as a future environmental threat. Rising temperatures, more frequent heatwaves, floods, severe storms…

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Marketing

Customer Loyalty Programs Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All, Research Suggests

2 September 2026

Loyalty programs (LPs) can offer valuable savings to households facing rising cost-of-living pressures, but their benefits are not the same for every shopper. As more consumers seek discounts, coupons, gifts and vouchers to reduce everyday…

AI-Enabled Shopping Trolleys Increase Shopper Spending by 32%, Study Finds

19 August 2026

Shoppers who use supermarket trolleys equipped with digital screens spend nearly a third more than those using traditional trolleys, according…

Understanding Eras: Discovering Audience Preferences Through Nostalgic Connections

7 August 2026

When brands invest millions in nostalgia-driven advertising—such as Super Bowl commercials—they face a critical question: what if they choose the…

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