Report: Millennials, Boomers split on issue-driven investing
Millennials are willing to lose some money for the sake of environmental, social, and governance, or ESG, investing. Boomers, less so.
Should stores crack down on ‘serial returners’?
Big retailers could save money by tightening their return policies. But how to do it without lots of customer backlash?
Should stores crack down on ‘serial returners’?
Big retailers could save money by tightening their return policies. But how to do it without lots of customer backlash?
Job seekers like companies that say Black Lives Matter
Prospective employees are drawn to businesses that publicly declare support for Black Lives Matter, research finds.
Job seekers like companies that say Black Lives Matter
Prospective employees are drawn to businesses that publicly declare support for Black Lives Matter, research finds.
Police Facebook pages overreport Black suspects
Researchers examined close to 100,000 crime-related posts from 14,000 police Facebook pages to find disproportionate sharing of Black suspects.
Bias may hinge on how white kids view inequality
New research evaluates bias according to whether young white children think inequality is innate or environmental.
College football bowl games may get players to keep grades up
The opportunity to play in postseason college football tournaments on national TV may motivate student athletes to keep their grades up.
Conspiracy-minded people were more likely to hesitate on COVID vax
New research shows that people who had a conspiracy mindset before the pandemic were more likely to believe fake info about COVID.
Creativity doesn’t belong to the young, patents show
“Although the peak of patents awarded are for those in midlife, there are inventors who are patenting well into later life.”