The economic crisis in Europe continues since our first article in May, Turbulent times, with the economic slowdown now spreading to Germany. This has fuelled talk of more economic stimulus, but given ...

Even though the article refers to swimmers, anyone who reads it could apply the gained knowledge into his or her daily routine. Swimmers are constantly facing different experiences and circumstances ...

Recently, an international team of researchers identified that robust white matter connectivity between specific brain regions is key to fluid intelligence and thinking proactively. Conversely, the ...

The COVID crisis throws into relief what happens when grief has—quite literally—nowhere to go. The evidence suggests that most people summon strengths that surpass their own expectations. Source: ...

There are many different leadership styles and approaches to management that are viable. Some managers like to be direct and hands-on, while others prefer to give employees more autonomy and space.

I am one of the executive heads at a business owned by a family,” says Mark (not his real name). “The pandemic affects us, but not too badly, and I tell coworkers to be grateful. “We, the executive ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a phrase is bandied about to refer to any number of technologies currently in use. And it’s not that this is wrong per se, but it’s like referring to rustic Italian ...

This article aims to exemplify the importance of “futurecasting” in public relations, highlighting its importance in today’s fast-paced world. Practical strategies for PR professionals to anticipate ...

A bank used to be a place where you go once per year to replenish a deposit—or talk to a manager about the mortgage. But at some point, the banks started to build web portals, iPhone and Android apps, ...