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Decoding a Unique Pattern of Online Shoppers
UCLA Anderson’s Elisabeth Honka and colleagues find a shopping pattern that occurs uniquely among those shopping online.
Could This be the First National Digital Currency Based on Blockchain
MIT Professor Silvio Micali to develop the first national digital currency based on blockchain in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Building Trust in the Markets
Lily Donge talks about how building trust is central to developing real innovation and markets being the unseen agent for change.
How to Redeploy Resources the Right Way
Research by UCLA Anderson’s Christopher Poliquin and colleagues says that moving employees between company verticals is not a good decision.
Sustainable Innovation Simplified
CBEY and Tsai CITY are launching a new multimedia site called Beyond the Buzzwords to clarify vocabulary used in sustainable innovation.
How Having Mentors Can Boost Your Career
Researchers have found a workplace norm that could lead to poor employee performance and poor organizational performance.
A Different Approach to Improve Surge Pricing
Researchers have found a workplace norm that could lead to poor employee performance and poor organizational performance.
Outside Advisors Bring Objectivity that Internal Leaders Lack
Outside advisors can bring objectivity that internal CEOs and leaders might lack due to their proximity to the problem.
An Unusual Effect of Air Pollution
In a new study, researchers find that an unusual effect of air pollution is gravely affecting the economic growth of cities.
A Digital Revolution in How We Spend Our Money
On this episode of In Machines We Trust, host Jennifer Strong speaks with guests about the digital revolution in how we spend our money.
Skilled Workers are Leaving Polluted Cities
A new study co-authored by Yale SOM’s Mushfiq Mobarak finds that air pollution is driving educated and skilled workers out of those cities.
Are Sales Incentives Really Worth the Profits to the Company?
Research finds that responsive entrepreneurs tend to be younger and more skilled than the typical entrepreneurs.
