1.36 Million Jobs Would be Created by Tariffs on China – Study
A 25 percent tariff on all imports from China would create 1.36 million jobs in five years, according to an economic study by the Coalition for a Prosperous America.
View ArticleInsights into How Twitter Users Can Forge Opinion
If you want to influence public opinion on Twitter, the trick is to get your message out early. Once your message is stabilized on the social medium, it's too difficult for your competitors to overcome...
View ArticlePR Is Nearly 90% More Valuable Than Content Marketing — Study
A Bill Gates' quote is famous: “If I was down to my last dollar, I’d spend it on public relations.” Certainly, there's validity for his philosophy. Even if you go to the competing Google News, you'll...
View ArticleCareer Success Is Influenced by your Spouse’s Personality
Your spouse's attitude has an indirect, powerful impact on whether you succeed in your career. That's the conclusion from an important study by researchers at Washington University in St. Louis. “Our...
View ArticleArtificial Intelligence: U.S. Lags Behind in Educating Students – Study
America’s educators rank just ninth among all nations in terms of preparing students for the real world of automation, according to a study released by a research group associated with The Economist...
View ArticleFeeling Less Creative? You’re Not Alone – What to Do
Creative professionals increasingly admit to a decline in their effectiveness and children’s creativity is also waning, according to two studies.
View Article4 Recommendations to Avoid Spending Too Much on IT
Despite an unprecedented trend to control information-technology costs, the majority of companies fail to achieve maximum savings, according to a multi-nation Forrester Consulting study.
View ArticleHR – Interviewers Give Higher Marks to Applicants Interviewed Early in the Day
Interviewers often give higher ratings to job job seekers whom they interview early in the day, according to authoritative research.
View ArticleWhy Not to Expect Miraculous Leadership from Narcissistic CEOs
“It’s All About Me: Narcissistic CEOs and Their Effects on Company Strategy and Performance,” is an insightful study by two researchers at Penn State.
View ArticleYoung Customers Prefer Big Banks…How Small Banks Can Win
A report shows big banks’ improvements in innovation and customer service have propelled them to bigger market shares, especially with under-40 consumers. Smaller banks, however, can win with eight...
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