Cory Ng published a book that helps accountants incorporate AI initiatives to increase productivity and profitability.

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In a major international study, Crystal Reeck identifies activities that increase positive emotions and psychological resilience.

Yiwei Chen proposes a novel learning algorithm that identifies how to optimally price limited inventory products when market demand is unknown.

Zhigen Zhao has developed a new method of statistical analysis that surpasses commonly used alternatives.

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The high cost of waste management is threatening the survival of businesses. How can companies adapt to become more sustainable?

Alternate systems of rent can help minimize the rise of brick-and-mortar retail vacancies.

Relationships between variables can better be understood by accounting for time.

Small businesses can reach more customers by transitioning to digital models.

Proponents of AI argue that it gives employees better feedback than a human boss, but detractors worry that it erodes trust between employees and their management.

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Online videos have helped students keep up with classes during the transition to remote learning.