Why Yawning Is Contagious, Even Over a Video Call
See someone yawn and you will probably yawn too, even if you are wide awake, and psychologists say this reflex is one of the clearest signs of how.
Sovereign Wealth Funds Bet Big on Artificial Intelligence
Sovereign wealth funds, the state-owned investment vehicles that manage national savings, are pouring money into artificial intelligence, betting.
Unstructured Play Builds Problem-Solving Skills in Children
When children play without rules, instructions or a screen, they are doing far more than passing the time, according to child development researchers.
Commodity Markets React to Shifting Energy Demand
Commodity markets are adjusting to a world in which energy demand is changing faster than at any time in decades.
Five Minutes of Stretching Before Breakfast Loosens Stiff Shoulders
Five minutes of stretching before breakfast can loosen stiff shoulders, health psychologists say, offering a gentle start to the day for people.
First-Time Buyers Use Shared Ownership to Step Onto Housing Ladder
First-time buyers are turning to shared ownership schemes to step onto the housing ladder, buying a share of a home and paying rent on the rest.
Retirement Savers Adjust Plans as Pension Rules Shift
Workers saving for retirement are adjusting their plans as governments revise pension rules, changing the age at which benefits can be drawn, the.
Gentle Morning Stretching Eases Tension Before the Working Day
A few minutes of gentle stretching in the morning can ease the stiffness and tension that build up overnight, helping people start the working day.
Spaced Practice With Flashcards Strengthens Long-Term Recall for Learners
Learners who revise with flashcards spread across several days remember material more reliably weeks later than those who concentrate the same.
Small Firms Use Invoice Finance to Smooth Seasonal Cash Flow
Small firms with seasonal trading patterns are making greater use of invoice finance to smooth cash flow between busy and quiet periods of the year.