To curb opportunistic shoplifting, supermarkets want you to know you are being watched. But they're also hoping for self-reflection.

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Drawing on the recent Finkel Review, Dr Annette Quayle explores how accounting offers techniques for reducing political complexity around climate change.

Read more of Can accounting help solve the political problems of energy and climate change?

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Corporate support for the protests against institutional racism in the US signals the rise of 'political corporate social responsibility'.

Read more of Brands backing Black Lives Matter: it might be a marketing ploy, but it also shows leadership

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With predictions that the next 20 years will bring about more change than we have experienced over the last 300, what do future-thinking leaders need to consider?

Read more of Leading for the future – Navigating the new normal through COVID-19

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When choosing an MBA program that will suit you, industry rankings can be valuable source in selecting the right course. But not all rankings are equal. Hear from our Director of MBA program on how to decipher an MBA ranking.

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Target's fall from grace involves poor market positioning, confusing strategies, and a declining middle class consumer market.

Read more of Don’t blame COVID-19: Target’s decline is part of a deeper trend

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Successful entrepreneurs master risk management in their decision making. By seeking non-traditional solutions, entrepreneurs develop their abilities and mindset to make calculated decisions.

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Things may seem all doom and gloom. New data reveals it’s surprisingly rare for a person to experience purely negative emotions. More commonly, people are instead experiencing mixed emotions, even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read more of Not all doom and gloom: even in a pandemic, mixed emotions are more common than negative ones

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Hear from QUT’s Entrepreneur-in-residence and extreme adventurer, Eleanor Carey on the mindset life cycle of physical isolation and then life returning back to normal.

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The entrepreneurial spirit of Australians can be the antidote against the economic downturn anticipated in the aftermath of Covid-19, says Martin Obschonka and other researchers.

Read more of Doom and gloom for Australian businesses, but maintaining our entrepreneurial spirit may be the silver lining

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How much do Australians trust the news media? The Centre for Behavioural Economics, Society and Technology and the News and Media Research Centre investigate.

Read more of Trust deficit disorder: Do we trust the news media in Australia?

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Panic buying and other behaviours in times of crisis may bring people together, say Gary Mortimer, Professor of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at QUT, and Jana Bowden, Associate Professor of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at Macquarie University.

Read more of How a time of panic buying could yet bring us together

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