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US consumers will likely reward companies that do good, recent survey found

WCVB -TV |

Results from the Bentley-Gallup Force for Good survey are highlighted that show Americans will pay more for products with a reputation for doing good. 

Most say they would pay more for products from companies with reputations for doing good: Gallup

The Hill |

Data from the Bentley-Gallup Force for Good survey is highlighted for revealing that Americans will reward companies that make a positive impact. Professors Jonathan White and Andy Aylesworth are quoted.  

Russia's Economy is Being Slowly Asphyxiated

Newsweek |

Economics Professor Dave Gulley comments on the impact that energy and technology sanctions are having on Russia.

3 ways cryptocurrency is changing the way colleges do business with students and donors

The Conversation |

Bentley is highlighted for its decision to accept cryptocurrency for tuition payments.

Bipartisan bill would require human trafficking hotline to be posted in every U.S. port of entry

The 19th |

Associate Professor of Sociology Jonathan White offers explains why undocumented immigrants are more vulnerable to becoming victims of human trafficking.

Keeping your personal finances and identity safe during the holidays

WWLP-TV |

Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman advises on how to steer clear of the most prevalent holiday scams.

Consumer Alert: Don't save your credit card info with online retailers

NBC 10 WJAR |

Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains why, despite the convenience, you should never save your payment information on websites.

The moral failing of ‘effective altruism’

Boston Globe |

Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences Noah Giansiracusa co-authors an op-ed providing historical context on the "effective altruism" movement and the recent crypto collapse.

Should you book travel plans on your phone?

WGN Radio |

Assistant Professor of Marketing Shelle Santana joins radio host Lisa Dent to discuss what to look out for when booking travel.

Report finds promising data on women in leadership, but still has a long to go in equality

Greater Boston |

Trustee Professor of Economics & Management Pat Flynn joins TV host Jim Braude to discuss the latest survey tracking women in leadership positions in Massachusetts.