📝 Continuing our "Research Doodles" series with @MarissaShandell 📝 While tooting your own horn at work is important, including others when sharing your accomplishments is more effective, according to research co-authored by @Wharton's @ME_Schweitzer:

@Wharton Executive Education Vice Dean Patti Williams shares that this year’s Super Bowl ad lineup will feature the usual mix of humor, celebrities, and emotional storytelling. The ads are a high-stakes investment in brand identity and consumer engagement:

What could the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China look like? @Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says he expects the tariffs to reduce GDP and raise consumer prices – but that the bigger effects will be felt on the political side. Full interview:

Are you a doomer, gloomer, zoomer, or bloomer when it comes to AI? 🤔 @ReidHoffman, tech visionary and co-founder of @LinkedIn, explored varying perspectives on AI’s future in a lecture with @Wharton Dean @ErikaHJames. Recap their conversation:

Research from @Wharton's Valentina Assenova shows how mobile money platforms are transforming financial inclusion in underserved regions. Watch her full interview to open our Ripple Effect podcast's four-part series on Innovation with the @MackInstitute:

Looking to stick to your New Year's resolutions? Try tracking your progress in "streaks," which @Katy_Milkman explained to the @NYTimes can help motivate us. In this @Wharton faculty in the news roundup: 1️⃣ Milkman on habits 2️⃣ @AdamMGrant on new jobs 3️⃣ @Key_Z_E on insurance

In the upcoming Ripple Effect podcast series developed with the @MackInstitute, @Wharton's Valentina Assenova, @ArthurvBenthem, @DanielRock, and @LindseyDCameron explore innovations that are transforming industries, including the role of AI in efficiency:

Do numbers grab your attention more strongly than words? Learn about "quantitative fixation," how it can lead to decision-making bias, and how it can help in persuasion, via research from @iamlindachang, @Katy_Milkman, @erika_kirgios, and @m_sendhil:

Why do people hesitate to change their minds? Author Malcolm @Gladwell and @Wharton professor @AdamMGrant discussed the challenges of updating your beliefs – and the personal growth that can occur when you do so – during a @WhartonMLP event in the fall:

How much do you trust cryptocurrency? To close our Ripple Effect podcast's four-part series on crypto, @Wharton marketing professor Cait Lamberton explains her research in developing the Cryptocurrency Consumer Index, which studies consumer sentiment:

What impact do immigrants have on the U.S. labor market? @Wharton's @ProfZeke spoke to @PrismReports to lead this week's faculty in the news roundup. Swipe through for... 1️⃣ Hernandez on immigration 2️⃣ @LindseyDCameron on gig work 3️⃣ Dave Reibstein on meme coins

RT @katy_milkman: 🚨NEW PAPER ALERT🚨 A field experiment w/ 13M federal student loan borrowers at risk of delinquency shows we can meaningful…

Happiness keeps increasing with income far beyond what previous research had shown, according to a new study by @Wharton senior fellow Matthew Killingsworth.

What changes to the way we approach home insurance need to happen in response to the Los Angeles wildfires and other natural disasters? @Wharton real estate professor @Key_Z_E joined @WhartonBizDaily to discuss the implications for real estate's future:

RT @wef: Reskilling for the Intelligent Age with @omarabbosh (@pearson), Vimal Kapur (@honeywell), @AdamMGrant (@Wharton), @jucuzoglu (@Del…

How can tax and spending reforms reduce the national debt while boosting the economy and helping lower-income households? The @BudgetModel's latest report analyzes a policy bundle of 13 major proposals aimed at achieving all three of those goals:

Blockchain and cryptocurrency need two things in order to grow, says @Wharton's @KWerb: clarity on regulations, and time. As our four-part Ripple Effect podcast series on crypto continues, he explains blockchain technology and looks ahead at its future :

Three professors weigh in on the impact of interest rates, inflation, and climate risk on real estate in this week's @Wharton faculty in the news roundup. 1️⃣ @luliu_fin on mortgage rates 2️⃣ @Susan_Wachter on housing supply & demand 3️⃣ @Key_Z_E on climate

Steady progress, long-term focus, trust and humility. Those are some of the qualities three leadership experts have seen fuel success in Japan that could be adopted by all leaders. Learn more in this #WhartonExecEd Nano Tool:

While AI is tranforming industries, its resource demands are often being overlooked. @Wharton visiting scholar @cornelianow recommends this "A-Frame" approach to curb AI’s environmental impact while continuing to pursue innovation through it.

Research from @Wharton's Peter Cappelli and @YakubovichVB (@MackInstitute), alongside two @RicohTweets experts, shows how a healthcare insurer used AI to streamline document classification and data extraction. Read more about their study in @HarvardBiz: