26 May 2026 Oil Futures and Arbitrage: The Shanghai Case A new study shows how Shanghai futures contracts are creating unexpected opportunities in global energy markets
25 May 2026 The false wage premium Remote workers earn more, but the real issue is who can work from home
25 May 2026 The New Geography of Work A large-scale study published in Nature shows how remote working is reshaping territories and opportunities, amid persistent urban-rural divides and new opportunities for cohesion
15 May 2026 When Optimism Fuels Crises: The Hidden Side of Financial Cycles A study in the American Economic Review reveals why boom periods can quickly turn into instability
12 May 2026 Greenwashing: An Experience That Changes Perspectives Why consumers no longer trust “green” brands (and what companies can do to win them back)
25 May 2026 The Innocent Pleasure of Celebrity Gossip Less guilt, more excitement: why gossiping about famous people is engaging and increases our propensity to consume