Economy

Exploring “dissuasive framing,” research shows that telling consumers a product isn’t for everyone can boost its appeal.

Law professor Ray Madoff discusses charitable giving changes, highlighting the rise in donations to intermediaries like donor-advised funds.

The U.S. economy heads into 2026 with inflation down from its peak, steady growth, and uncertainty looming.

Offsite retreats can reshape work relationships, boosting collaboration and networking. Our research shows their value.

As a child, I loved being the center of attention. So it was a problem when my baby brother was born a day before my birthday.

About 1 in 3 Americans make a New Year’s resolution, often focusing on work goals like finding a new job or career path.

Ray Madoff’s new book explores how the tax code created an American aristocracy, enabling the wealthy to avoid taxes.

As Americans gather for holidays, many thank health workers. Few realize how many are foreign-born, crucial amid shortages.

Two years after a Hamas attack, victims’ families sued Binance, alleging it enabled laundering for terrorist entities.

The holiday season boosts spending, with Black Friday hitting $11.8B. Christmas trees in Denver face rising costs.

More than 20% of Americans will face mental illness. Flexibility and trust from managers can aid workplace success.

Governments worldwide are tightening controls on speech, expanding surveillance, and rolling back rights once secure.