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How the University of Chicago is researching decision-making with Prolific
Dr. Boaz Keysar leads the Multilingualism and Decision-Making Lab at the University of Chicago. Here, they explore how decision-making changes with language and age. Recently, the lab has investigated how a cognitive bias called the "zero-sum bias" changes as people get older.
Building a super plan for sustainability
Deloitte Italy teamed up with leading financial institutions to make a building renovations incentive scheme more inclusive and affordable. It meant homeowners could fund vital green home improvements, faster.
Investing in DAMAC Hills
Set across an expansive 42 million square foot community, Damac Hills is a thoughtfully curated mix of residential, entertainment, and retail offerings within an oasis of scenic gardens and recreational green spaces.
Why the UK's share scheme culture is surging
Equity has long been a driver of the entrepreneurial spirit in the US. That's not quite the case in the UK, however. At least, it's not at the moment, although it is catching on, just at a steadier pace.
Setting the stage: a guide to opening a restaurant
Opening a restaurant is a dream for many aspiring entrepreneurs and food lovers alike, but it’s also a complex venture that requires careful planning and execution. With this guide, we walk you through the key steps to turn your restaurant dream into a successful reality.
Flying Ants: What Are They & How to Get Rid of Them
Flying ants, those irksome insects you’d likely prefer to forget even exist, have an obnoxious way of refusing to be ignored. One minute, your property is an ant-free Eden. The next, winged terrors are emerging from every crevice to remind you whose domain it really is.
A Landlords Top 7 Insurance Mistakes
Insurance is an essential aspect of our lives, from driving cars to protecting possessions. It offers added peace of mind, even though you hope you’ll never need to use it. It’s there to offer financial protection should the unexpected happen.
Effectively Optimize your Go-To-Market Strategy with AI
Your campaign messages are so spot-on that they feel like a personal conversation with each customer. And your visuals capture the imagination as well as the eye. This is what nailing your go-to-market (GTM) strategy looks like, and it’s entirely possible to achieve as a marketer thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and its advancements.
How Emojis in Email Subject Lines Can Boost Engagement in 2023
Anyone who uses email marketing knows that standing out in an overflowing inbox can be a challenge. After all, the average person gets a whopping 100 to 120 emails per day. That might sound like a lot of reading, but, actually, it’s not. That’s because the average open rate for emails is just over *15%.
Best UK rental yields for properties under £100K
The average house price in the UK is £286,500, which means buying a property for anything under this amount may be considered a bargain. For buy-to-let investors, the goal is finding a good balance between yield and capital appreciation, and areas with both of these traits tend to be up-and-coming.
What do covers mean in a restaurant?
If you’ve ever wondered what the term ‘restaurant cover’ means, you’re not alone. It’s a phrase bandied about a fair bit in the restaurant industry, yet it’s also one of the most searched terms on Google in regard to hospitality.
When Was My Property Built? Here’s How to Find Out!
Have you ever wondered when your property was built? Knowing the age of your home is a fun fact for some, but for many others it gives them more transparency over their property, whether it’s for renovations or insurance.
From platform to pockets: getting payments to people in need
When the pandemic hit, the economic impact was devastating. As nations went into lockdown, companies closed, with enormous consequences for employees and their families.
A Mobility Revolution: What will our future cities look like?
Covid led to increased scrutiny on cities around the world, but city planners were thinking about change long before the pandemic struck. As we head into a new normal post-Covid, what will the future of our cities bring, and will our newfound love for cycling play a major role in their evolution?
The cities of today, gone tomorrow
Cities around the world have long been under the microscope, with architects, planners and many other professionals conjuring up ways to improve them. We need our c...
Everything You Need to Know About Subscription Traps
In the digital age, the subscription economy has reshaped the way we consume products and services. From streaming platforms like Netflix to software services like Adobe, subscriptions have become a ubiquitous part of our daily lives.