Rapid Shipping Takes a Toll on E-Commerce Warehouse Workers
Holding off on a late-night online purchase may do more than save money—it could help reduce pressure on warehouse workers. New research led by Cornell…
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Gaps in the Literature: The Minimised Dangers of Multi-Level Marketing Schemes
Many people continue to be persuaded by new versions of network marketing and multi-level marketing schemes, even when these organisations closely resemble pyramid structures. The…
Research highlights the ways small farmers in Brazil are coping with climate shifts, but warns of sustainability risks ahead
Small-scale farmers in Brazil are confronting the unrelenting advance of climate change with admirable tenacity. Though, as a new study in the Strategic Management Journal…
Small exporters show resilience amid Ukraine’s wartime challenges
Researchers have found that smaller Ukrainian exporters have developed a distinctive culture of resilience, enabling them to maintain operations amid war. A study published in…
Beverage Sales Boost: How Beer Enhances Grocery Store Revenue in Multiple Departments
The introduction of beer sales in grocery stores not only enhances the sale of beer itself but also significantly boosts overall store revenue by increasing…
Research Indicates That Sympathy for ‘Sad’ Bananas Encourages Shoppers to Minimise Food Waste
At the University of Bath’s School of Management, recent research highlights an innovative approach retailers can employ to prompt consumers to purchase single, unsold bananas…
Recent Research Unveils the Reasons Behind Organisations’ Hesitance to Embrace Blockchain Technology
According to recent research from the University of Surrey, the slow uptake of blockchain technology can be attributed to overly enthusiastic promises that often cloud…
Emerging Trends: Direct Sales Surpass Multi-Brand Shops in Online Commerce
In the fast-paced digital retail world, effectively engaging potential customers is crucial for success. A recent study by Jan Becker and Christian Barrot, professors and…
New Study Urges Anti-Trust Regulators to Carefully Evaluate Start-Up Acquisitions
Regulators have long focused on preventing “killer acquisitions,” where large corporations absorb small startups to eliminate potential competition and consolidate market power. This approach aims…
The enduring wisdom of Sanpo-yoshi for modern businesses
There is an increasing focus on corporations’ need to assess their impact on the environment, society, and stakeholders. This broad concern falls under the umbrella…
Studies indicate that the effectiveness of remote work is contingent upon the well-being of the organisation
As transitioning to remote work gains momentum among numerous companies, confident prominent CEOs oppose this shift. Naresh Khatri, who is an Associate Professor of Health…