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Do Something Nice for Yourself — Without Feeling Selfish
It seems like common sense that acting in their own self-interest makes people happy. But two Wharton researchers argue that, often, it actually makes them feel guilty if they think the reward comes at the expense of others. In a new paper, the researchers find that people were actually happier when a “selfish” decision was imposed on them.
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MNCs Bite into India’s Health-based Snacks Market
With Indian consumers climbing on the health and nutrition bandwagon, food and beverage multinationals are tweaking their brands and strategies to suit that platform.
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Press “Print” and I’m Yours
Tomorrow morning, why not print out your coffee pot, your mug and some chocolates to go with them — oh, and a bicycle to ride to work.
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India’s FDI Reforms Give the Gift of Time to Domestic e-Tailers
The Indian government’s decision not to extend its FDI reforms to e-commerce is a setback for multinationals like Amazon — but it’s an opportunity for domestic players to innovate and hone their services, experts say.
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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Why Shaved Heads Lead the Pack
Men who shave their heads may save money on hair products. But according to recent research, they may achieve another benefit: a bump in perceptions about their dominance.
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Why Job Titles Are Key for Recruiting in Asia
Although the workforce is becoming increasingly globalized, understanding cultural norms is still a vital part of successfully recruiting and retaining employees, a new study of practices in the Asia-Pacific region shows.
The Dangers of Blocking Medicaid Expansion
Some states are crippling new health insurance rules that would otherwise reduce health disparities between many uninsured minorities and young adults, and most other Americans. And, that will probably cost more, not less.
