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Jan 26, 2017
What Can Media Companies Learn from Top Retailers?
One unfortunate trend many media companies and retailers seem to share these days is a declining audience or customer base. In this...
Jan 24, 2017
The Emotion That Leads to Deception
Have you ever felt so angry about a specific incident that you couldn’t stop your negative feelings from spilling over into some...
Jan 21, 2017
Why Early-stage Investors Tend to Trust Their Gut
“Gut feel” plays a surprisingly important role in decision making by early-stage angel investors, according to new research by Laura...
Jan 18, 2017
Do Online Reviews Matter to Businesses?
How do customer reviews affect the business of online marketplaces? Chen Jin, a post-doctoral researcher affiliated with Wharton’s Mack...
Jan 13, 2017
The Science of Good Salesmanship
David Hoffeld, CEO of the Hoffeld Group, a sales training firm, believes in taking a scientific approach to selling. His selling strategy...
Jan 11, 2017
China in 2017: Why Stability – not Growth – Is the Goal
Political transitions on both sides of the Pacific will figure heavily in China’s efforts to keep its economy on track in 2017....
Jan 7, 2017
The U.S. Economy in 2017: Why Uncertainty Is the ‘Biggest Risk’
As the Trump Administration settles in to the Oval Office in late January, one of its foremost objectives should be to provide clarity on...
Dec 21, 2016
The Emotional Intelligence Deficit — How It Stifles Careers
Many professionals have been plugging away at their careers for years with only moderate success. Despite being good at what they do,...
Dec 9, 2016
Marketing to Millennials: What’s Different — and What Isn’t
For years, companies competed with rivals using a simple argument: Our product is better. These days, that’s not enough. As the consumer...
Dec 8, 2016
When Customers Browse Store Shelves, Perception Is Reality
Whether it’s a gift for the holidays or a present to yourself, every purchase is the result of myriad choices on the part of the shopper...
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