Raising the Stakes After Falling Short: Strategic Inflation of Earnings Targets

1 July 2025

When firms fall short of their earnings forecasts, the intuitive response might be to adopt a more conservative approach—lowering expectations, rebuilding credibility, and regaining investor…

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The Subtle Power of Negativity in Team Management

27 April 2025

In the corporate world, leaders are frequently encouraged to adopt the “Ted Lasso” approach when engaging with their employees. Ted Lasso, the fictional football coach…

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New Research Finds Resilient Entrepreneurs Navigate Emotional Highs and Lows with Greater Ease

18 April 2025

Entrepreneurship is often described as a turbulent emotional journey punctuated by soaring excitement and periods of profound doubt. Yet, new research published in the Strategic…

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New Study Reveals That Employee Self-Confidence Enhances Workplace Conduct and Morality

7 April 2025

Recent research spearheaded by Aston University and published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences has highlighted the critical role of self-efficacy in shaping workplace…

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Artificial Intelligence in Retail: Enhancing Creativity and Boosting Job Satisfaction

20 February 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) transforms the workplace by enhancing routine task efficiency and fostering a culture of innovation, especially within the retail sector, where staying ahead…

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Recent Studies Aid Luxury Companies in Combating the Allure of Fake Products

12 February 2025

Enthusiasts of upscale fashion and luxury items often prioritise distinguishing between authentic and counterfeit products. However, the question remains: Does their perceived expertise influence their…

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Deceive Yourself: How Individuals Subconsciously Bend Rules to Boost Their Intelligence and Well-being

10 February 2025

“Fool me once, shame on you; fool myself, and I might end up feeling more intelligent,” says a new study led by Sara Dommer, an…

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The Enduring Impact of Experiences

6 January 2025

Challenging the traditional perspective that views consumption as an isolated and immediate event, Stefania Minardi from HEC Paris and Andrei Savochkin from Bocconi University’s Department…

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Money Reigns Supreme: Unexpected Insights into Expenditure Patterns in a Digital Economy

2 December 2024

Physical cash does not merely influence our spending habits but engenders a profound sense of psychological ownership that digital payments fail to replicate. Research from…

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Revolutionary Mental Health Education May Reshape Work Environments in Uganda

24 October 2024

The study focuses on adapting an acceptance-based mental health intervention known as Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT-W), initially crafted by Dr. Paul Flaxman and Ross…

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Amidst the Pandemic, Employers Who Cultivated ‘Collective Engagement’ Saw Reduced Employee Turnover

27 September 2024

A recent study highlights that specific workplaces managed to significantly curb employee turnover during the COVID-19 pandemic better than others. Researchers discovered that business units…

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Exploring the Influence of Consumer Emotions on Search Engine Usage and Paid Ad Clickthrough Rates: Insights from a Recent Study

25 September 2024

Three researchers from the University of Georgia have recently published a study in the Journal of Marketing that delves into the influence of positive emotions…

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