Study Suggests Low-Performing Organisations Rely More on Outside Sources of Knowledge

17 May 2026

People working in low-performing organisations are more likely to seek ideas, expertise, and new practices from outside their own workplace, according to a new study…

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Most UK Gig Economy Workers Face Anxiety Over Ratings and Pay, Study Reveals

4 June 2025

A recent survey led by the University of Cambridge has revealed that around two-thirds of UK-based gig economy riders and drivers – those working for…

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Sales Quotas Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All

17 April 2025

Sales quotas have long been a staple in boosting performance, serving as a tried-and-tested mechanism to incentivise sales teams. However, their effectiveness is far from…

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Recent Research Indicates that Remaining Neutral on Social Topics May Still Displease Customers

4 April 2025

On February 28th, consumers nationwide participated in what was termed an ‘economic blackout’, refraining from all spending to protest reductions in diversity, equity, and inclusion…

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Enhanced Sales Through Automated Lead Nurturing: Effective Only With the Right Conditions

27 March 2025

Businesses globally are investing heavily in marketing automation, with many operating under the belief that Automated Lead Nurturing (ALN) is a guaranteed catalyst for sales…

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New Study Confirms Violent Crime as a Primary Driver of Migration

10 March 2025

Three years ago, when Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, initiated a contentious crime suppression programme, it inadvertently shed light on a pressing question…

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Job Seekers View Female Tech Entrepreneurs as Less Competent, Agentic, and Warm, Impairing Their Capacity to Draw Talent

8 March 2025

Female entrepreneurs in the technology sector face significant challenges due to the continued male dominance in the field. A recent study published in the Strategic…

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Do Increases in Minimum Wage Adversely Affect Summer Jobs for Students?

24 January 2025

Recent research published in Contemporary Economic Policy suggests that higher minimum wages in a state correlate with declining summer employment opportunities for college students. This…

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Home is Where the Heart Belongs – Or Does It?

5 January 2025

A study co-authored by Bayes Business School delves into the evolving concept of ‘home’, identifying four distinct types, each with unique psychological benefits, suggesting that…

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Scanning the Heavens: UFOs and Their Impact on Economic Focus

20 December 2024

A recent study has introduced a groundbreaking approach to measuring public attention by analyzing Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) reports, uncovering a surprising correlation between these…

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Global Corporations Are Falling Short of the World’s Sustainability Objectives

15 December 2024

According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) are not merely falling short of achieving global sustainability targets. Still, they…

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Study Reveals Cost-of-Living Crisis Affects Health Among Black Communities

6 December 2024

A pioneering study has unveiled the profound effects of the cost-of-living crisis on both discrimination and health outcomes within the Black community in the UK,…

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