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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
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

When a CEO’s foreign accent becomes an asset: What investors actually hear

May 18, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Congressional stock trades look a lot like retail investing, new study finds

May 17, 2026
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Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

Researchers identify a costly pattern in consumer debt repayment

May 16, 2026
AI in Business

Can GPT-4 pick stocks? A new AI framework reports market-beating returns on the S&P 100

May 16, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

What 120 studies reveal about financial literacy as a lever for economic inclusion

May 15, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

When illness leads to illegality: How a cancer diagnosis reshapes the decision to commit a crime

May 14, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

The Goldilocks zone of sales pressure: Why a little urgency helps and too much hurts

May 13, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

What women really want from “girl power” ads: Six ingredients that make femvertising work

May 12, 2026
Neuroeconomics

The seductive allure of neuroscience: Why brain talk feels so satisfying, even when it explains nothing

May 11, 2026
AI in Business

When two heads aren’t better than one: What research reveals about human-AI teamwork in marketing

May 11, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

How your personality may shape whether you pick value or growth stocks

May 9, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

New research links local employment shocks to cognitive decline in older men

May 8, 2026
Behavioral Finance and Investor Psychology

What traders actually look at: Eye-tracking study finds the price chart is largely ignored

May 7, 2026
Business News

When ICE ramps up, U.S.-born workers don’t fill the gap, study finds

May 11, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

Why a blue background can make a brown sofa look bigger

May 6, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

Why brand names like “Yum Yum” and “BonBon” taste sweeter to our brains

May 5, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

How the science of persuasion connects to B2B sales success

May 4, 2026
Psychology of Selling and Marketing

Can AI shopping assistants make consumers less willing to choose eco-friendly options?

May 3, 2026
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