Brand Loyalty: Like It Now, Love It Later
Researchers show why it's good that the elderly habitually stick to their favorite brands and how less ambitious shopping can make you a happier senior.
What I Could Tell Tiger About Divorce
The changing complexity of American family life keeps researchers busy and a father finds it hard to share the daddy space with his kids' new stepfather.
Are Men More Dangerous After A Home Team Upset?
Domestic violence and sports have been uneasy partners in the public eye, and new research finds some credence.
Off to the Pay Races
Although it may be hard to discern at the CEO level, higher pay equals higher performance. Two academics went to the track to suss out why.
Deflating the Grade Inflation Scare
A sociologist and an economist look at collegiate grade inflation and find a bogeyman that doesn't frighten them at all.
Did Financial Rules Mandate a Meltdown?
A libertarian look at the current pay kerfuffle for financial services companies suggests regulating executive compensation will not produce healthier capitalism.
Are Some Airlines Just Too Dangerous to Fly?
A new study calls for standardizing aircraft maintenance across the globe, but until then, says one co-author, the answer just might be yes.