September 02, 2026 Workers who feel ostracized at work are less productive, study shows BY Peter Saalfield Workplace ostracism—the perception of being ignored or excluded by colleagues or supervisors—affects 71% of workers. Extensive evidence shows it contributes to poor job performance and reduces creativity. A new study in Scientific Reports offers a novel explanation for why … Continue reading Workers who feel ostracized at work are less productive, study shows
July 13, 2026 Think 8 hours of sleep is the best for your cognitive health? A new study suggests otherwise BY Inc. Your sleep habits may be even more important than you think. A new study from Edith Cowan University (ECU) in Western Australia just found a surprising new link between your nighttime routine and your … Continue reading Think 8 hours of sleep is the best for your cognitive health? A new study suggests otherwise
June 30, 2026 Study: Women are more likely to get hired after taking GLP-1s BY Pavithra Mohan For women who are in the market for a new job, the key to getting hired might be something unexpected: weight-loss drugs. A new study published this month found that unemployed women who took GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and … Continue reading Study: Women are more likely to get hired after taking GLP-1s
Bipartisan bill seeks federal gambling disorder study as betting spreads across the US Suswati Basu A bipartisan group of lawmakers wants the federal government to take a much closer look at gambling addiction as online sports betting continues to spread across the United States. Reps. Dan Goldman of New York and Blake Moore … Continue reading Bipartisan bill seeks federal gambling disorder study as betting spreads across the US
May 04, 2026 6 in 10 workers say they have a toxic boss, study finds BY Sarah Bregel Your boss can make or break your job experience: a good boss, smooth sailing ahead. A bad boss? Misery. According to a new workplace study, most employees are dealing with the latter. The research comes from Harris Poll’s … Continue reading 6 in 10 workers say they have a toxic boss, study finds
Consumers aren’t pushing back on AI — they’re embracing it, as long as it adds value without crossing the line. By Constantine von Hoffman February 2, 2026 Are consumers finally cozying up to AI? After years of research showing consumers dislike the technology, 57% now say they trust brands more when AI … Continue reading 57% of consumers trust brands more when they use AI, study finds
December 10, 2025 New study: Women are more likely to be penalized for working remotely than men
95% Of Companies Get Zero ROI From GAI Initiatives, MIT Study Finds by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, August 29, 2025 Generating higher returns on investments from generative artificial intelligence (GAI) may be a little more difficult to achieve than some executives initially thought, although many companies are throwing millions and sometimes billions of dollars … Continue reading 95% Of Companies Get Zero ROI From GAI Initiatives, MIT Study Finds
The study, led by a Salesforce researcher, found agents had a 58% success rate on simple tasks and a 35% success rate on multi-step ones. Constantine von Hoffman on June 17, 2025 Large Language Model (LLM) agents aren’t very good at key parts of CRM, according to a study led by Salesforce AI scientist … Continue reading Study shows AI agents struggle with CRM and confidentiality
A study by the financial services company Empower found that this is the annual income that indicates financial success. But respondents also said success was about more than just wealth. BY Pavithra Mohan For years, researchers have tried to pinpoint the amount of money Americans need to earn in order to feel happy. One oft-cited study … Continue reading Study: This is how much money you need to earn to be financially successful
