Energy market researchers from WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business), FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, and UAS Grisons have crunched the numbers to find out which strategies are most efficient at reducing CO2 emissions. According to their study, much greater reductions in CO2 emissions can be achieved by increasing the prices of carbon certificates than by subsidizing wind and solar power.

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According to a survey of consumers by KIS Finance, given the choice of only shopping online or on the highstreet, 82% of respondents confirmed that they would opt to shop in stores.

Despite the massive increase in on-line sales during the pandemic, which rose by 73% in the period between February and May last year, people still clearly value the opportunity to shop in person.

Of course a number ...

The extreme pandemic-driven seller's market is intensifying and will likely last through the first half of the year, according to a new report from Redfin (redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate brokerage.

In the week ending January 24, home-sale prices soared 18% and pending sales grew 28% from the same period last year. Fifty-five percent of homes that went under contract that week...

A new report on the manufacturing workforce highlights the opportunity to solve the industry's talent challenge, represented by millennials entering leadership positions and Generation Z entering the workforce.

The report, "Solving the Talent Challenge: Millennials and Gen Z in the Workforce from a Manufacturer's Perspective," is by Tooling U-SME, the leading provider of manufac...

Leading provider of background screening and identity services, Sterling, is running a free to attend webinar to guide employers and recruitment businesses through the impact of the Brexit deal and what it means for international hiring.

Taking place on Thursday 11th February at 2pm GMT, the event will include insight from specialist immigration law firm, Fragomen LLP, as well as an overview from...

The impact of climate policies on inequality has been assessed in a recent study by Vienna University of Economics and Business’ Institute for Ecological Economics, looking at the situation in Germany.

Taxing carbon emissions creates inequality because low-income households are hit harder. However, the overall effects of such measures depend on how revenues from such taxes are spent, says Profess...

Nintex has released findings from the Nintex Workplace 2021 Study, which surveyed 1,000 United States-based full-time workers at companies with 501-50,000 employees.

Generational differences exist; one size does not fit all. Baby Boomers report that more compensation would improve their work, while Gen Zers desire more software to help them automate aspects of daily routines. Learn all the findi...

With atmospheric CO2 levels predicted to reach an all-time peak this spring, progressive EV brand Everrati™ explores how we can slow down the rate of acceleration.

Despite an overall 8% drop in CO2 emissions during the COVID-19 pandemic, concentration levels have been speedily increasing year-on-year over the last few decades. Once carbon dioxide has been emitted into the atmosphere, it remains t...

CEO characteristics such as confidence, political views, age, education and military background not only influence leadership, but also innovation and value creation in companies, finds research from BI Norwegian Business School.

Koen Pauwels, Adjunct Professor at BI Norwegian Business School, and colleagues reviewed research on senior executives and reveal how personality, experiences and other ...