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FINANCEWill a New Vision for Saudi Arabia Work?Saudi Arabia has unveiled a bold plan to be less dependent on oil. While the plan makes sense in theory, observers say, it is difficult for resource-rich nations to successfully diversify. |
MANAGEMENTWhy Apprenticeships Could Make a Comeback in the U.S.In most other prosperous developed economies, apprenticeship programs are recognized as a great way for employees to get training, and for companies to get skilled workers. So why not in the U.S.? |
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MARKETINGKeds Is Celebrating 100 Years with a Nod to the Past and the FutureTo mark its 100th birthday, Keds launched a campaign that connects its heritage with the busy, eclectic, digital lifestyle of the modern consumer. |
PUBLIC POLICYIs the U.S. Ready for Value-based Pricing of Drugs?The federal government’s move to switch to value-based pricing of drugs for one category of public health plans could potentially have far-reaching effects, say experts. |
MANAGEMENTLess Logic, More Health: How Behavioral Economics Can Improve IncentivesMost U.S. employers have incentive programs designed to nudge workers toward better health. But according to Wharton’s David Asch, those programs don’t adequately deal with the human element. |
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MARKETINGOmni-channel Is So 2010 but Retail Still Hasn’t Figured It OutRetailers are still struggling to create a truly integrated online and offline experience. To succeed, they must start using innovative technology more strategically. |
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