Lower wages come back to bite prestige brands
Prestige brands that leverage their “resume power’ to pay lower wages ultimately hurt their own profits, research finds.
What’s at stake in UAW negotiations with automakers?
An expert clarifies what’s at stake for the United Automobile Workers, or UAW, in their contract negotiations with automakers.
There’s racial bias in lower-level NFL coach hiring and promoting
“These data analyses show where biases are hiding, and once we know that, we can think about interventions…”
There’s racial bias in lower-level NFL coach hiring and promoting
“These data analyses show where biases are hiding, and once we know that, we can think about interventions…”
Likable or memorable? How to create slogans
New findings offer insights into how to create slogans that are either memorable or likable.
Most sale prices are bogus, but 1 tweak could help
A paper digs into why the Federal Trade Commission stopped enforcing deceptive pricing regulations and a way to curb the widespread practice.
New tool is the latest weapon in fight against robocalls
A new tool could help reveal more information about pesky robocalls and shed light on related criminal activity.
New tool is the latest weapon in fight against robocalls
A new tool could help reveal more information about pesky robocalls and shed light on related criminal activity.
AI ethics teams lack ‘support, resources, and authority’
Because tech industry ethics teams lack resources and authority, their effectiveness is spotty at best, according to a new study.
What’s at stake in the actors and writers strikes?
What are the issues at the heart of the strikes that have shuttered the American film and television industry? Experts dig in.