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AI Replacement Fears Could Trigger Negative Behaviour Among Workers

20 October 2026

As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and raises questions about the future of employment, a new study suggests that fears of becoming obsolete may have an unexpected consequence: employees becoming less committed to workplace rules and…

Women May Feel More Distressed by Mistakes When Working with Men, Study Suggests

14 October 2026

Making a mistake at work can be embarrassing, but for some women, the experience may be particularly stressful when surrounded…

You Don’t Have to Talk Politics for It to Affect Your Workday

27 September 2026

Most employees aren’t debating political polls in meetings or discussing contentious issues around the coffee maker. But politics can still…

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Artificial Intelligence

How “Algorithmic Monoculture” Plays Out Depends on the Details

9 October 2026

Artificial intelligence is quietly becoming a gatekeeper in many parts of everyday life. From deciding which job applicants make it through an initial screening to helping lenders assess borrowers, algorithms are increasingly influencing who gets…

AI Is Transforming Business — But Can It Fix Britain’s Supply Chains?

29 September 2026

Businesses hoping artificial intelligence will solve their supply chain problems could waste their investment unless they first address weaknesses in…

Investors See Growing Value in GenAI for Company Research and Stock Analysis

6 September 2026

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is rapidly becoming an important tool for retail investors researching companies and making investment decisions. Nearly…

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Consumer Behaviour

Cross-Border Shopping Has Less Impact on Public Revenue Than Previously Believed

17 October 2026

Cross-border shopping has long been blamed for draining government revenue, particularly when consumers travel abroad to buy cheaper alcohol, sweets and soft drinks. But new research from the University of Copenhagen suggests the financial losses…

Short but Powerful: ‘Micro Ads’ Drive Engagement and Customer Response

10 October 2026

In an age of shrinking attention spans and fast-moving social media feeds, advertisers may not need more time to win…

Consumers Associate Shorter Shelf Life with Healthier, More Natural Foods: UBC Research

7 October 2026

Nutrition experts have long warned about the health risks associated with eating too many ultra-processed foods, including obesity, cardiovascular disease…

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Environment

Local Air Pollution Linked to Congressional Election Results

26 September 2026

The Clean Air Act of 1970 helped standardise pollution limits across the United States. However, individual politicians may still influence industrial emissions in their districts, according to a new multi-institutional study involving researchers at Penn…

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