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A Change in Terms of How Money is Transacted and Operated
The role of money and our relationship with it is rapidly changing in a world governed by digital technology.
Why Do We Prioritize Money?
This Chicago Booth Review article outlines a few fundamental reasons to explain why humans consider money as their first priority.
What You Need to Know About a Career in Strategy and Innovation Management
Here are the key job roles, skills and more you, as a manager, need to know about a career in strategy and innovation management.
New Businesses: Innovation for the Post-Pandemic Era
Find out if your company is innovative enough for the post-pandemic era since there has been an increase in new businesses.
From Complementary to Competition
UCLA Anderson’s Marvin Lieberman and his colleague Dartmouth’s Ron Adner study how a friendly complementary firm becomes competition.
Using ChatGPT for Marketing Strategies
Find out what are the ways in which a chatbot like ChatGPT can be used for developing a marketing strategy.
How Reliable is Palm-Print Recognition Technology?
This MIT Technology Review article discusses the efficiency and accuracy of palm-print recognition technology.
UC Berkeley Auctions NFTs of Nobel Prize-winning Inventions
Research shows that consumer behavior might be changed for good because of the pandemic. Here is how companies can adapt.
Why CEO Activism Raises Consumer Backlash Concerns
This UCLA Anderson Review article highlights how CEO activism can lead to consumer backlash concerns and a few tips to avoid it.
Mastering Salary Negotiation in the Era of Pay Transparency
This Harvard Business Review article highlights a few effective tips for salary negotiation in the age of pay transparency laws.
How to Excel at Workplace Communication?
This Chicago Booth Review podcast episode discusses some of the most effective tips to help you excel at workplace communication.
ESG Investing Might Not Be All That It Claims To Be
ESG investing, is meant to help resolve climate change, inequality, and other issues, but it might be doing the opposite.
