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As tax season gathers momentum, many residents find themselves questioning whether the money they pay is too much. Rising costs of living often make any…
How Circular Economy Startups Are Opening New Paths in Resistant Markets
Published in Business Strategy and the Environment, a recent study from the University of Eastern Finland offers a fresh perspective on how circular economy startups…
How climate change is transforming business and finance: emerging risks, investment strategies, and digital markets
Climate change has moved beyond the realm of environmental policy to become a central force shaping global business strategy, financial decision-making, and economic governance. Firms…
Leveraging Combined Credit–Debit Data to Reveal Borrowing Patterns and Improve Delinquency Prediction Models
A recent article in The Journal of Finance and Data Science reports that combining customers’ credit card information with their debit account transactions markedly improves…
How Far Can Teaching Listening Skills Develop More Ethical, Value-Focused Business Leaders
A new study from the University of Surrey suggests that a slight change in business education may help reshape how future managers lead. By teaching…
The Strange Logic Behind Cutting Exceptional Talent
Why do some of the most prestigious employers on the planet—iconic names like McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, and elite corporate law firms—invest so heavily in recruiting…
New study suggests that widely used efficiency rankings may give a distorted picture
For many years, governments, banks, hospitals and schools have depended on data-driven tools to determine which organisations operate efficiently and which fall behind. Yet new…
In gig-economy platforms, incentive bonuses often carry hidden complications
In today’s rapidly expanding gig economy, companies are increasingly dependent on freelance workers whose availability they cannot reliably manage or predict. To stabilise their labour…
How Dual Role Engagement Enhances Innovation Among Academic Entrepreneurs
Academic entrepreneurs — scientists who start research-based companies while keeping their academic positions — are showing that science and business can enrich one another rather…
The Market Sees Past Adjusted Profits
When companies adjust their earnings reports to make profits look better than they really are, investors usually see through it. That’s the main takeaway from…
WSU Researchers Discover that Positive Framing Drives Preference for Luxury Goods
Consumers tend to favour higher-priced items when those products are associated with messages that emphasise an increase in positive qualities rather than a decrease in…
Plain packaging could curb youth vaping
Plain packaging of vape pods reduces young people’s interest in trying them. Still, it appears to have little impact on adults, according to a new…