Rutgers‒Camden Scientists Search for Causes of Vaping-Related Illnesses and Deaths
Researchers will examine many aspects of e-cigarettes, including the contents of the vape liquid and the components of the cartridges.
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Cultural Friction Between Managers of Foreign Subsidiaries and Host Country Workers Can Harm a Firm’s Performance
Deeksha Singh of the Rutgers School of Business‒Camden says language is a major delineator between two cultures.
Sales Can Stagnate if Online Retailer Promotions Are Limited to Previous Purchase Patterns
Online retailers could boost overall sales by offering returning customers promotional items that are different from prior purchases.
Self-Employed Workers Face Job Threats and Opportunities from Artificial Intelligence, Says Rutgers–Camden Researcher
Professor Chester Spell says workers can remain relevant by leveraging their skills.
Later start times for school days can also reduce crime, says Rutgers University–Camden researcher
When the school day ends later, teens have less time at the end of the day for unstructured socialization.
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