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AI in Business

Can ChatGPT beat the S&P 500? Eight months of daily picks suggest no

June 5, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

When inheritances shrink inequality, and when they widen it: A six-country look at the tipping point

June 5, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Why winning makes some gamblers bet bigger: the psychological traits behind the “house money” effect

June 4, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Why people think bankers are greedier than students (and why they may be wrong)

June 3, 2026
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Sociology of Wealth

Does a rising tide lift all boats? Only with the right institutions, study finds

June 2, 2026
Sociology of Wealth

Class isn’t dead: Your job title still predicts your wealth in Europe, a five-country study finds

June 1, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Packing products tightly on shelves makes shoppers grab more flavors

May 31, 2026
AI in Business

When your job feels scriptable: How routine work and AI anxiety drain employee energy

May 30, 2026
Sociology of Wealth

Childhood obesity and the American Dream: New research links early weight to lower lifetime mobility

May 29, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

The brain chemical behind your money moves: How dopamine shapes financial choices

May 28, 2026
AI in Business

Can AI read the room? How news sentiment signals which stocks will bounce back after a crash

May 27, 2026
Sociology of Wealth

New study finds private financial firms disproportionately promote upper-class white men

May 26, 2026
Psychology of the Workplace

Why people at the bottom of the ladder speed up their speech to match the boss

May 25, 2026
Psychology of the Workplace

What makes a public service job attractive? A new study sorts out which perks matter most

May 24, 2026
Psychology of Entrepreneurship

What a CEO’s tweets reveal about their paycheck

May 23, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

When optimism mutes the message: How investor mood shapes crypto’s response to economic news

May 22, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Why nominal interest rates bite harder than textbooks suggest

May 21, 2026
Business News

California’s $20 fast food wage pushed restaurant prices up 3.4% across the state, new analysis finds

May 21, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

The psychology of “manifesting”: Why believers feel more successful but often aren’t

May 20, 2026
AI in Business

How AI is rewriting the marketer’s playbook, according to a wide-ranging literature review

May 19, 2026
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