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Retailers Close Stores To Cut Losses, But They Can Lose More Than Bargained For

Closing a store negatively impacts the company s online sales. But beyond those losses, retailers can harm their reputation and customer good will.

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Deidre Popovich’s profile on The Conversation

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Can Money Buy Happiness? Survey Says Yes, but With Unexpected Twists

According to a study by Empower, 59% of Americans believe financial security is crucial to happiness. However, the price tag for this happiness may be higher than you think: $1.2

United kingdomUnited statesJon jachimowiczElizabeth dunnTom rathSociety for consumer psychologyHarvard business schoolUniversity of british columbiaMore than youBroader impactWell beingConsumer psychologyBritish columbiaHappy moneyCan certainly make life easierPersonal life

Here s Why, Scientifically Speaking, Sloppy Gift-Wrapping Is Better

Study: Those who received a sloppily wrapped gift liked their present significantly more than those who received a neatly wrapped gift.

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The science of gift wrapping explains why sloppy is better

The science of gift wrapping explains why sloppy is better Americans spend a lot of money on gift wrapping supplies. ronstik/Shutterstock.com Erick M.

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