Mathematicians Reveal Concealed Patterns Behind a $3.5 Billion Cryptocurrency Collapse

8 April 2025

In a recently published article in ACM Transactions on the Web, a team of researchers from the Queen Mary University of London, led by Dr…

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Financial Stress and Burnout May Reduce Job Satisfaction

27 February 2025

Work-related stress frequently leaves individuals feeling exhausted and overwhelmed, and this condition can be compounded by anxiety from other life domains. This dynamic was highlighted…

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Taxing Wealth Encourages Increased Savings

16 January 2025

Amidst the ongoing discussion around managing the enormous deficits faced by the United States, which frequently surpass the trillion-dollar mark, one proposed strategy for augmenting…

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Navigating the Enrichment Economy: Strategies for Luxury Brands

16 December 2024

A team of researchers from ESSEC Business School and the University of Bath have collaborated on a recent study recently published in the Journal of…

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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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Minor Deposits, Major Choices: The Effect of Multiple Savings Accounts on Retirement Withdrawal Decisions

2 October 2024

A recent study by Dr. Abigail Hurwitz and Professor Orly Sade from Hebrew University, soon to be published in Management Science, illuminates how retirees navigate…

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The True Cost of the ‘Zero-Price Effect’

6 September 2024

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have uncovered a surprising economic impact associated with the “zero-price effect” in real estate advertising. Their study observed that homes…

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Universal Basic Income Could Double Global GDP and Reduce Carbon Emissions

23 July 2024

A new study published on June 7 in the journal Cell Reports Sustainability presents a compelling case for a global basic income scheme, arguing that…

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A Suggested Reporting Mechanism to Mitigate Bank Runs

14 June 2024

The recent collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and two other financial institutions, following panic-induced runs on deposits, have ignited a longstanding discourse in bank regulation:…

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Insights from Grocery Shopping Habits: A Gateway to Establishing Creditworthiness for Individuals Lacking Credit History

13 June 2024

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning, along with the evolution of large-scale data storage, access, and processing technologies, have ignited interest among financial…

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How to discern if your manager is a ‘corporate psychopath’

30 March 2024

Research findings aimed at assisting the business community in pinpointing harmful ‘corporate psychopaths’ were showcased at the Chelmsford Science Festival. Dr Clive Boddy from Anglia…

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