Remote work boosts well-being and retention without sacrificing connection, new research suggests
A new study of healthcare employees reveals that remote work does not isolate workers. Instead, flexible arrangements are linked to...
Read moreDetailsWhy the same risk carries different prices in different financial markets
Finance theory suggests that stocks, corporate bonds, and options share common risks. A new working paper identifies ten risk factors...
Read moreDetailsThe geopolitics of gold: How sanction risks are reshaping global reserves
A new economic model and data analysis show that rising geopolitical tensions prompt some central banks to trade the liquidity...
Read moreDetailsHow workers are actually using generative AI on the job
A new survey of the US labor market reveals that generative AI adoption is widespread across many professions but shallow...
Read moreDetailsHow extraordinary experiences and personality traits shape emotional brand attachment
New research shows that extraordinary experiences build stronger emotional brand attachment than ordinary routines. However, this effect relies on a...
Read moreDetailsWhen doing good becomes a cost: India’s CSR mandate and the hidden hit to stock returns
A study of 2,017 Indian companies finds that firms forced to spend on CSR under a 2014 mandate saw stock...
Read moreDetailsResearchers pinpoint what remote work takes away that offices provide
Two experience sampling studies of hybrid workers found that remote days bring less coworker small talk, less relational energy, and...
Read moreDetailsPeople prefer prizes that could have been worse, study finds
Seven experiments with 12,000 participants show people prefer prizes that emerged from uncertainty over identical prizes given outright, apparently because...
Read moreDetailsWhen retirement feels out of reach: The health toll of working out of necessity
A six-year analysis of more than 5,000 older U.S. workers finds that 77% wanted to retire but felt they couldn't,...
Read moreDetailsSeven decades of stock forecasts reveal a hidden divide between sophisticated analysts and everyday investors
MIT economists digitized 70 years of Value Line forecasts and found that sophisticated analysts and individual investors hold opposing views...
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