Stop Trying to Be the ‘Next Silicon Valley’
American cities often try to mimic their more economically successful counterparts. A new study suggests that it's time to stop.
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Don’t Text and Drive—Especially If You’re Old
A new study shows that texting while driving becomes even more dangerous with age.
All That ‘Call of Duty’ With Your Friends Has Not Made You a More Violent Person
But all that solo Call of Duty has.
Apparently You Can Bring Your Religion to Work
New research says offices that encourage talk of religion actually make for happier workplaces.
Canadian Kids Have a Serious Smoking Problem
Bootleg cigarette sales could be leading Canadian teens to more serious drugs, a recent study finds.
The Hidden Psychology of the Home Ref
That old myth of home field bias isn’t a myth at all; it’s a statistical fact.
A Word of Caution to the Holiday Deal-Makers
Repeat customers—with higher return rates and real bargain-hunting prowess—can have negative effects on a company’s net earnings.
There’s More Than One Way to Be Good at Math
Mathematical ability isn’t one single skill set; there are indeed many ways to be “good at math,” research shows.
Attention Office Jerks: Back Off!
We tolerate jerks in the workplace because we value their creativity. Maybe it's time we stopped.