How Catalyst Leaders Lift Teams to Excellence

Everybody knows someone who is not a star performer, but who is extremely effective as a team-builder and a crucial resource for others. But how do they do it?

Marketing

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Old-fashioned brand loyalty no longer leads directly to customer retention. So how can legacy brands appeal to a new generation that is just a click away from millions of products?

Marketing to Digital Natives: How Brand Loyalty Is Changing

Entrepreneurship Myths: Why You Likely Won’t Be Rich and Famous
‘Land of the Fee’: How Hidden Costs Hurt Consumers
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Finance

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At a recent conference, Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel and Yale’s Robert Shiller debated whether a bear market is long overdue, or if stocks are reasonably priced and there is more upside to come.

Siegel vs. Shiller: Is the Stock Market Overvalued?

Is the Next Recession Around the Corner?
Remembering ‘Lehman Weekend’: Where Are the Risks Now?
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Leadership

Persuasion

Best-selling author Carmine Gallo believes the valuable, ancient art of persuasion has been lost in the modern business world, He wants to help workers bring it back.

The Secret to Great Communication: Be Like Aristotle

Reinventing Museums for the Digital Generation
How the Mayo Clinic Built Its Reputation as a Top Hospital
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Management

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Companies are offering everything from free gym memberships to Fitbits, but new Wharton research finds that cash lotteries provide powerful incentives for people to take control of their health.

Can a Lottery Help You Lose Weight?

Want to Avoid a Trade War? Let Firms Do What Comes Naturally
How the Great Recession Changed American Workers
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Public Policy

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Wharton’s Philip Nichols and Thorvaldur Gylfason of the University of Iceland share insights about why the economic recovery has worked but the political one hasn’t.

How Iceland Dealt with a Volcanic Financial Meltdown

The Auto Bailout 10 Years Later: Was It the Right Call?
Will New Regulations Avert Another Meltdown?
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Social Impact

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Opportunity International believes that empowering entrepreneurs and educating children can help break the poverty cycle. Fintech is a great enabler towards this goal, notes the group’s executive director.

How Fintech Is Transforming Microfinance

How One Firm Built and Sold Homes in Mortgage-less West Africa
Planting Seeds of Success in Africa
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Innovation

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The co-founders of data.world believe that a common, collaborative platform for data can change the world.

How data.world Wants to Unify the Data World

Fuel Economy Standards: Would a Freeze Impact Innovation?
Can 40 Seconds of Compassion Make a Difference in Health Care?
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Technology

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New Wharton research shows that marketers are incorrectly crunching data and potentially getting wrong answers — and costing companies a lot of money.

What Marketers Are Doing Wrong in Data Analytics

Crossing $1 Trillion: What’s Next for Apple?
What’s Behind Facebook’s Slump?
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