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New Wharton research shows why it pays for retailers to staff stores with the right number of well-trained employees.

Experts explain how worldwide coffee production is threatened by climate change and what the industry is doing about it.

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A new book explains how conscious and unconscious dynamics drive most of our thinking -- and how to gain better control of those processes.

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New Wharton research shows why it pays for retailers to staff stores with the right number of well-trained employees.

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Journalist and author Dan Lyons explains how Silicon Valley’s work culture has seeped into other industries, making employees more stressed than ever.

Journalist and author Dan Lyons explains how Silicon Valley’s work culture has seeped into other industries making employees more stressed than ever.

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U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made news last year by suggesting that the top marginal tax rate be raised to 70%. But analysis by the Penn Wharton Budget Model and others is casting doubt on whether it would work.

Cloud platforms enable companies to offer enhanced digital experiences to users without needing to invest in on-premises technology, according to experts from Wharton and SAP.

A new service is partnering with major brands to offer popular consumer products in reusable packaging. Will it be a tipping point in convincing people to go green?

Cleanliness, safety and progressive business environments are a boon to nations’ brands, while untrustworthy politics and poor quality products hold others back, according to a new report.