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INSEAD

Talent competitiveness league table

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Talent competitiveness measures how competitive a country is based on the quality of talent within its borders. The report, "Global and Mobile: Talent Reshapes the...
pension reforms

Pension reforms helping reduce inequality in old age

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Pension reforms have progressed well, says the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development), but challenges still remain regarding inequality in old age. When workers...

Even if CO2 emissions stopped, global warming would continue for centuries

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A new study led by Princeton University suggests that even if we were to cut all carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions today, the Earth would...
consumer confidence

November consumer confidence at 7-month low, USA

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November consumer confidence in the United States stands at 70.4 (1985=100), lower than October’s 72.4, according to the Conference Board "Consumer Confidence Index®". Consumer...
delays kill goodwill

Delays kill goodwill, big box retailers told

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The positive effects of a discount are soon lost when the gap between payment and consumption grows, i.e. delays kill goodwill, researchers from the...
pricing

Pricing pressure hitting companies

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Companies are facing growing price pressure as competition stiffens, consumer confidence becomes more fragile and the Internet offers more transparency. Organizations are having to reappraise...
globe

Boosting global food production with increased cropping

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Global food production could be significantly increased with more frequent harvests, without having to use more land. The data comes from a study, published in the journal Environmental...
american house

October pending home sales lower, USA

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October pending home sales dropped 0.6% to 102.1, across the United States, according to the Pending Home Sales Index. This is the fifth consecutive...
Social Media

Screening social media accounts alienates job applicants

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Screening social media accounts such as Facebook scares away top job applicants and may not be in the best interest of the employer, says...
decision making

Mergers and acquisitions do better with women on the board

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Corporations with women on the board do better with mergers and acquisitions, according to a new study from the Sauder School of Business at...