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Planning for when entrepreneurs exit: Study examines enterprise survival during ownership transitions
As Europe's aging population triggers a wave of business ownership transitions, research in the International Journal of Management and Enterprise... Read more -
For attached sellers, 'who' can matter more than 'how much'
There's a distinct difference between selling a home that you bought solely for the purpose of making a profit and... Read more -
Simple technologies and private funding needed at an early stage for digital mental health start-ups
A new study by researchers from Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania and their partners reveals that digital mental health... Read more -
Study outlines contract minimalism as solution to public pension challenges
Economic uncertainty, a shrinking workforce and retirees who live longer have strained public pensions in the United States. Many of... Read more -
The $19 strawberry that went viral; the egg prices everyone's talking about. An expert explains why
Grocery prices are having a moment in 2025. On social media, food costs have become a full-blown cultural conversation, from... Read more -
During COVID-19, workers were less responsive to monetary incentives when amenities comprised more of total compensation
Non-wage amenities—such as workplace safety, having meaningful work, and working in a supportive environment—influence labor market dynamics significantly, shaping job... Read more -
'Eat the rich'—why horror films are taking aim at the ultra-wealthy
When Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and fiancée Lauren Sánchez held their lavish three-day wedding celebration in Venice recently, it wasn't... Read more -
Agency status shapes K-pop concepts but gender norms limit girl groups
K-pop groups are known for debuting fresh concepts with each comeback, but new Cornell University research finds that how much—and... Read more -
Hotel revenues are reaching a new high in Colorado
A study by Florian Zach, associate professor in the Virginia Tech Howard Feiertag Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, part... Read more -
Investor sentiment and attention on social media platforms offer clues about financial market behavior
Social media offers a wealth of signals for understanding financial market behavior, and the key to leveraging them may lie... Read more -
Money talks: How opening up can ease financial stress
In Western cultures, talking about money is considered taboo. But new research from the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business... Read more -
Fears of supermarket surge pricing with electronic shelf labels debunked
Amid growing political concerns that supermarkets are quietly gouging shoppers through dynamic "surge pricing," a new study from the University... Read more -
Gender-fair job titles don't shift teen career aspirations in health care, study finds
A new study published in Open Psychology finds that changing how health care professions are labeled—whether through gender-fair pair forms... Read more -
New study finds the gender earnings gap could be halved if we reined in the long hours often worked by men
There are lots of reasons why people work extra hours. In some jobs, it's the only way to cover the... Read more -
Racial-minority business owners can benefit from 'white guilt,' marketing study finds
Researchers who explored how consumers' ethical values can shape their shopping habits suggest that business owners from marginalized racial groups... Read more
