Growing up rich isn’t the same as growing up wealthy: A new map of American opportunity
A new study tracking 3.4 million families finds that the geography of wealth mobility looks different from the familiar income...
Read moreDetailsThe hidden cost of chasing quotas in business-to-business sales
A study of 227 business-to-business salespeople finds that a manager's fixation on the bottom line tends to spread to their...
Read moreDetailsCrypto’s “ecology of noise” and how investors try to survive it
A study of nineteen cryptocurrency investors finds that being flooded with conflicting information often produces exhaustion, anxiety, and snap decisions,...
Read moreDetailsWhat makes a TikTok ad stick? A study breaks down the sights and sounds that drive engagement
A study of 900 TikTok ads identifies four audiovisual ingredients tied to engagement: casual speech, rhythmic sound, vivid color, and...
Read moreDetailsHousing wealth sticks across generations more than income, study finds
A new study of 3.4 million families finds that housing wealth passes down across generations more reliably than income, with...
Read moreDetailsDo dark personality traits help workers survive a toxic boss?
A new study finds that workers high in "dark" personality traits tend to fare better on well-being and advancement under...
Read moreDetailsHow researchers trained an AI to minimize portfolio risk from end to end
Researchers built a neural network that learns to filter the noise out of stock covariance estimates. Trained on a few...
Read moreDetailsThe four faces of a narcissistic boss, and how each one shapes your work life
A study of 442 German employees finds that "narcissistic boss" is too blunt a label: charm boosts engagement, rivalry erodes...
Read moreDetailsChatGPT’s launch is linked to a rise in investor optimism, study finds
A new study tracks investor mood in stock and crypto markets before and after ChatGPT's 2022 launch, finding sentiment rose...
Read moreDetailsCEO narcissism is linked to value-destroying insider transactions, study finds
A study of more than 4,000 company-years finds that narcissistic CEOs are more likely to pursue insider deals that hurt...
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