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Curtin University has celebrated Matthew Grundy as the first person to complete its cross-disciplinary Bachelor of Innovation degree, finishing ahead...

A new theory describes organizational repression, a systematic corporate playbook for anticipating, disrupting, and escalating against stakeholder activism.

A survey of 65,000 people in sixty countries finds that people accept inequality far more readily when it stems from...

Researchers found senior urban development decision-makers face little incentive to consider public health, but an economic valuation tool called HAUS...

UC Irvine psychologist Paul Piff and colleagues received the Ig Nobel Economics Prize for research showing that higher social class...

New research from the University of Technology Sydney shows that liking fast-food and sugary drink brands strongly predicts poorer diet...

SHEA's new practical guide shows that diagnostic stewardship interventions could save a typical 200-bed hospital an estimated $2.5 to $2.8...

The checkout lane has long been retail's most reliable trap. Engineered with bright lighting, vivid packaging, and shelf placement exactly...

Loyalty cards tucked into wallets, key tags dangling from keychains, and apps brimming with accumulated points have become such an...

In an era where cyberattacks are often measured solely by downtime, bandwidth and remediation costs, a groundbreaking study from Finland's...