Don't Eat the Marshmallow! 4 Tips for Financial Self-Control
Professor Joachim de Posada, author of "Keep Your Eye on the Marshmallow," explains how to achieve financial success by focusing on long-term goals rather than quick rewards.
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2 Americans Win Nobel Economics Prize for Match-Making Theory
Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley, two Americans, have won the Nobel economics prize for studies on the match-making taking place when doctors are coupled up with hospitals, students with schools and human organs with transplant recipients.
4 Great New Tools to Manage Your Money
Managing your money isn't easy, and it's generally not much fun. But here are four new tech tools for your computer and smartphone that can relieve the pain. Better yet, they can help you cut debt, access records smoothly and securely, or assist a family member in a financial jam.
Corporate Charlatans: Seven Signs Your CEO Could Be Lying
How can you tell if a CEO is lying? Stanford researchers have sifted through thousands of corporate conference-call transcripts to come up with some telltale signs that chief executives may be exaggerating their companies' prospects.