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Herding in Queues: Why we Can’t resist Long Lines for Bagels
This Week’s Focus: The Psychology and Economics Behind Long Lines
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The Rise and Fall of Intel: Lessons from Innovation and Organizational Challenges
This Week’s Focus: Lessons from Intel’s Fall from Grace
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Is This the End of Low-Cost Airlines in the U.S.?
This Week’s Focus: The Future of American Low-Cost Airlines
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Immigration and the Gig Economy: The Hands Behind Your Holiday Cheer
This Week’s Focus: Holidays, Platforms, and Immigrant Workers
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November 2024

Rethinking Returns: The Invisible Battleground of Modern Retail
This Week’s Focus: Holiday Returns
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Combating Retail Shrinkage with Technology and Social Interventions
This Week’s Focus: The Retail Shrinkage Dilemma
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Brewed to Order: Starbucks, CosMc’s, and the Latte-est Trends in Mass Customization
This Week’s Focus: Competing Approaches to Mass Customization
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Right to Repair: McFlurries and Apples
This Week’s Focus: Traditional OEMs Vs the Right to Repair Movement
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October 2024

Will AI Make Us More Productive and Help Us Learn Faster?
This Week’s Focus: How AI Will Shape Work and Learning
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Resilience vs. Economies of Scale in the Modern Supply Chain: A Case Study on the IV Fluid Crisis and Climate-Induced Vulnerabilities
This Week’s Focus: IV Fluid Shortages and the Problem with Concentrated Supply Chains
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We Wanted 140 Characters, Instead We Got Flying Cars
This Week’s Focus: eVTOL and Urban Air Mobility
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The Shrimp Supply Chain: A Complex Web of Production, Labor, and Ethical Concerns
A few weeks ago, the Associated Press published an interesting article on the shrimp supply chain, and it starts with a very grim conclusion:
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