Business Review

In America’s increasingly fragmented health care delivery system, one solution may be what’s called a “patient-centered medical home.”

When time spent texting or on Facebook gets in the way of activities or relationships, it's a sure sign consumption has gotten out of control.

Learn the signposts of successful entrepreneurs to see opportunities when others don't.

Generation Y has high expectations of their employer. While it may stretch companies out of their comfort zones to facilitate a work environment that will attract Millennials, if they don't adjust, they'll miss out on the next generation of new talent.

Here are some underhanded marketing tactics to be on the lookout for.

Hiring the wrong person is more costly than you know.

Corporations today are going to be entering into a very tight talent war.

Information security expert Bryan Palma poses sober questions about ethical boundaries in the cyber world. Who is responsible for protecting your privacy online? Palma says it's up to you.

University professor Ann Mirabito says one way to improve the health care delivery system in the U.S. is through retail health clinics. These convenient care clinics offer a narrow range of services. Appointments aren't necessary and the prices are posted, so there are never any surprises.



According to economics professor Van Pham, research on changes in the U.S. retail industry shows a dual phenomenon is occurring. Retail chains are "supersizing

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Often shoppers end up with more than they planned on buying at the grocery store. When it comes to how much they end up with at the check out, it all has to do with the store's layout.



To find out how to pair a particular brand with an athletic team successfully, ask what passionate fans think about the product.




Companies are worried about customer satisfaction with the product they've purchased, but what about the process? Are customers satisfied with the process? If a company can understand the differences in buyers and how they like to buy that company can sell the way they want to buy.


Why do some employees stretch the truth, using intentional deceptions which may even be harmful, to give them an advantage in the workplace?



An explanation of omni-channel retailing - a more integrative marketing strategy companies are seeking out to capture consumers' business, resulting in a more seamless experience from the customer's perspective.

Time is important to our happiness. When we perceive that we don't have enough time that increases our stress, our tension level and our dissatisfaction with life. For children, this can often result in kids becoming more materialistic.



Researchers say the increase in methamphetamine production in the U.S. is linked to an increase in child foster care, but the damaging effects don't end there.

When it comes to advance preparations for retirement, there are three simple rules to follow.

Researchers look at how the imbalance of work and family can cause employees to be deviant at work... breaking the rules in the workplace.



According to new research, workplace incivility can stretch far beyond company walls. Assistant professor of management Meredith Ferguson says the cumulative effect of workplace stress can become viral.



Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab, Brian Wansink, is known as the "Sherlock Holmes of food." Investigating patterns in food psychology, he found clues to eat healthfully without even noticing.



When it comes to leading, One Minute Manager author, Dr. Ken Blanchard, says there's no "one best way" to do it. In this edition of the Business Review, Dr. Blanchard discusses how you can become a better manager with situational leadership.

According to World Energy Outlook, one fifth of the world's population still has no access to electricity. In this edition of the Business Review, we learn how creative energy solutions for generating electricity can benefit people by bringing hope, creating greater quality of life and improving education.



What causes an otherwise ethical person to make unethical choices? Business executive Chuck Gallagher draws upon his own transformational experience for answers.

A shift toward workplace wellness is underway across the U.S. Studies show businesses that incorporate comprehensive wellness programs can improve the health of their employees and save their company money at the same time.