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The linguistic signature that predicts escalation

Researchers analyzed body-camera recordings of routine traffic stops involving Black drivers and found that the officer’s first 45 words predict whether a stop will end in arrest.

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When is it too late to give up control of your finances?

A new study finds older investors worry about their future self not handing over financial control when they should.

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There’s a problem with making technology genderless

There’s a push to make tech genderless to avoid perpetuating stereotypes, but research shows gender is one of the fundamental ways we connect with objects.

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Talking a walk could be a step toward better negotiation

A study suggests that for women, negotiating while walking together is a more positive, equitable experience.

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What are finance experts keeping an eye on?

From the debt dilemma and the innovation economy to crypto and non-bank banking, these are the issues professors are watching.

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The topics and trends finance experts are watching

From VC and ESG to China and crypto — the topics and trends that professors are watching most closely.

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Thirty extra years

People around the world are living, working, and learning longer. Get ready to upgrade your old ideas about longevity.

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Are you ready for the ‘longevity economy?’

None of us are getting any younger. That could be a huge opportunity.

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Habit forming

Part of being great at creating habits, says Stanford Behavior Design Lab’s BJ Fogg, is knowing which habits to pick.

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Ten questions to ask before a romantic merger

The most important career decision you’ll make is about whom to marry and what kind of relationship you will have, say Myra Strober and Abby Davisson.

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