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EU Fraud Costs Rise as Scammers Target People, Not Tech
Cyber Security
EU Fraud Costs Rise as Scammers Target People, Not Tech

European financial institutions are confronting a perplexing reality where robust, state-of-the-art security measures have paradoxically coincided with a staggering increase in the total value of fraudulent transactions. A comprehensive joint study released by the European Banking Authority (EBA) and the European Central Bank (ECB) starkly illustrates this disturbing trend. The report reveals that while the overall rate of fraud incidents

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Is Negativity Bias Costing You Customers?
Customer Experience (CX)
Is Negativity Bias Costing You Customers?

A customer can have a dozen positive interactions with a brand, from an engaging social media post to a seamless product discovery process, only to abandon the entire relationship because of a single frustrating checkout error. This common scenario is not an anomaly but a direct consequence of a powerful cognitive principle known as the negativity bias. This phenomenon, in

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Trend Analysis: Monetary Employee Recognition
Talent-Management
Trend Analysis: Monetary Employee Recognition

In today’s highly competitive job market, where retaining top performers is paramount, a new study suggests that a simple “thank you” is no longer sufficient to secure employee loyalty. This analysis explores the growing trend of pairing verbal praise with monetary rewards, a strategy that is reshaping employee engagement, motivation, and retention. The following sections delve into the data driving

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New AI Makes Humans Smarter About Each Other
AI and ML
New AI Makes Humans Smarter About Each Other

In an era where artificial intelligence is often scrutinized for promoting lazy thinking or providing generic, impersonal solutions, a new wave of technology is emerging with a profoundly different objective: to enhance human understanding rather than replace it. A groundbreaking Relationship AI platform, Personos, has launched to serve this very purpose, offering a sophisticated tool for social workers, corporate executives,

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Leaders Can Regulate Their Stress for Peak Performance
Talent-Management
Leaders Can Regulate Their Stress for Peak Performance

With decades of experience helping organizations navigate change, HRTech expert Ling-Yi Tsai has become a leading voice on the integration of technology and human well-being in the workplace. She specializes in using HR analytics to illuminate the often-invisible stressors that impact performance, from the C-suite to the front lines. Today, she joins us to discuss the pervasive issue of leadership

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Fun at Work May Be Better for Your Health Than Time Off
Talent-Management
Fun at Work May Be Better for Your Health Than Time Off

In an era where corporate wellness programs often revolve around subsidized gym memberships and mindfulness apps, a far simpler and more potent catalyst for employee health is frequently overlooked right within the daily grind of the workday itself. While organizations invest heavily in helping employees recover from work, groundbreaking insights suggest a more proactive approach might yield better results. The

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Daily Interactions Determine if Employees Stay or Go
Talent-Management
Daily Interactions Determine if Employees Stay or Go

Introduction Many organizational leaders are caught completely off guard when a top-performing employee submits their resignation, often assuming the departure is driven by a better salary or a more prestigious title elsewhere. This assumption, however, frequently misses the more subtle and powerful forces at play. The reality is that an employee’s decision to stay, leave, or simply disengage is rarely

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FBI Warns of Google Search Scam Stealing Life Savings
Cyber Security
FBI Warns of Google Search Scam Stealing Life Savings

The New Threat Hiding in Your Search Bar A seemingly innocent security alert from a financial institution can now become the first domino to fall in a sophisticated scheme designed to exploit ingrained digital habits and drain a person’s entire life savings. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued an urgent public warning about a rising form of financial fraud

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5 Ways Behavioral Science Boosts B2B Marketing Success
B2B Marketing
5 Ways Behavioral Science Boosts B2B Marketing Success

In today’s cutthroat B2B marketing arena, a staggering statistic reveals a harsh truth: over 70% of marketing emails go unopened, buried under an avalanche of digital clutter. Picture a meticulously crafted campaign—polished visuals, compelling data, and airtight logic—vanishing into the void of ignored inboxes and skipped LinkedIn posts. What if the key to breaking through isn’t just sharper tactics, but

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How Name Sounds Influence Hiring Bias and Decisions
Recruitment-and-On-boarding
How Name Sounds Influence Hiring Bias and Decisions

Imagine submitting a resume for a dream job, confident in your qualifications, only to wonder if the sound of your name might sway the hiring manager’s first impression before they even read your credentials. This scenario highlights a subtle yet significant factor in professional settings: the phonetic structure of names can influence perceptions and decisions in ways that are often

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Psychology Seeks Unified Cognition Theory with AI’s Help
AI and ML
Psychology Seeks Unified Cognition Theory with AI’s Help

Imagine a world where the intricate workings of the human mind are no longer a mystery, where a single, comprehensive theory explains how perception, memory, and reasoning intertwine to shape thought, driving psychology’s pursuit of a unified cognition theory. This ambitious vision could transform mental health care and cognitive enhancement. With artificial intelligence (AI), particularly generative AI and large language

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Psychological AI Manipulation – Review
AI and ML
Psychological AI Manipulation – Review

Imagine a world where a simple, polite request or a cleverly worded prompt can coax an artificial intelligence system into revealing restricted information or bending its own rules. This isn’t science fiction but a startling reality in 2025, as psychological tactics once reserved for human interactions are now being applied to manipulate generative AI and large language models. This review

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