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Why does corporate America use silly buzzwords like ‘low-hanging fruit’? Author James Sudakow explains.
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While President Trump appears to have softened some of his contentious stances on trade and currency levels regarding China and Japan plenty of policy uncertainty remains.
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Many people are averse to using algorithms when making decisions preferring to rely on their instincts. New Wharton research says a simple adjustment can help them feel differently.
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The Trump administration’s review of the fiduciary rule for financial advisors brings uncertainty to retirement planning but investors could still protect themselves says Wharton’s Kent Smetters.
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Imposing taxes on products that have negative effects on health can theoretically lower consumption. But do these policies help consumers to make better choices?
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Some tweaks to the Dodd-Frank Act are in order but Trump’s proposed changes will leave the financial system far more vulnerable say experts.
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Companies ranging from Budweiser to Airbnb took a political stand during this year’s Super Bowl through television ads. Will they alienate stakeholders?
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When companies impose tidiness rules employees will hate the space hate the company hate everything says author Tim Harford.
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A new book by Wharton professors Howard Kunreuther and Robert Meyer offers an innovative solution for addressing the biases that prevent people and groups from adequately preparing for disasters.
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Wharton research shows that sensational tweets have staying power aiding Donald Trump’s ascent during the Republican primary debates.
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