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Business Ethics
Exceeding expectations is a good thing. But according to new research, it comes with added temptations. Here's what to do when the pressure is on.
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New research by finance professor Martijn Cremers reveals big problems with public-sector pension plans.
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Women who spend more on cosmetics during an economic downturn might be trying to get ahead at the office, according to a study by researcher McKenzie Rees.
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Funds that deviate substantially from the indices they track and that have average holding periods of more than two years perform exceptionally well, according to a study by Martijn Cremers.
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Yes, women still buy more makeup in a down economy. But it's for professional reasons now, not just romantic ones, according to a study by McKenzie Rees.
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The impact of the biases of anxious bosses can have serious downstream consequences for thousands of employees, shareholders, and stakeholders, Mendoza professors write in Harvard Business Review.
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Technology expert Timothy Carone talks to the Associated Press about Tesla's next step.
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Get ready for Pokémon Go clones, technology expert Timothy Carone tells the Washington Post.
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Technology expert Timothy Carone tells the Associated Press that the game’s success could spur faster development from hardware makers.
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Recall expert Katie Wowak explains the three challenges that make food recalls difficult: temporality, supply chain permeation and product information ambiguity.