There’s been much focus over the years on the role of birth order on personality, employment and finances, to list just a few areas. Whatever you think of the broad idea—first proposed by Sigmund Freud collaborator
A brand new study with some very old implications for job-seekers should nonetheless give hope to people who are truly committed to doing just that.
Sometimes one industry’s bad news is cause to celebrate for … almost everybody else in the world.
Return Path, one of the world’s biggest email certification companies, says the number of emails getting through to inboxes …
Corks must be popping in Cincinnati—albeit from bottles of Bonnaire—now that the Queen City has finished first in the U.S. in a recent ranking of the costs of doing business. That’s first as in cheapest: Thanks in part to especially low property taxes, transportation costs and leasing rates, Cincinnati was rated the least-costly city …
“Big Data” is a hot topic in the business world these days. But there’s a subset of this broad field that has yet to take a turn in the spotlight. It’s called “text mining,” and you’re probably going to be hearing a lot more …
Editor’s note: This post proved prescient when, two and a half weeks after it was first published, the Dodgers were purchased for $2 billion. TIME’s Sean Gregory sizes up the deal here.
As Major League Baseball moves closer to …
The sixth MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, taking place this weekend in Boston, is for a few thousand people on this planet the Woodstock of sports geekery. Think: Fantasy Football + Comic-Con + Math Olympics!
I say this …
