Renee Morad

1 month ago | kornferry.com | Renee Morad

By Renee Morad Broadway theaters are still dark. The Olympics are out for the first time in 75 years. And so on.... As the wait continues for vaccines on a widespread level, the world remains in the grip of a pandemic that has cut off the massive events that were once such a routine part of life. But not all events. As everyone knows, professional sports leagues from Major League Baseball to the National Basketball Association found ways to hold games and televised championships.

Nov 24, 2023 | moneytalksnews.com | Renee Morad

If you automatically reach for a $39.99 sweater or load up on $9.99 albums on iTunes, you’re not alone. The strategy of ending prices with 99 cents has worked its magic on all of us. The psychology of shopping affects virtually everything you buy. Merchants use a variety of strategies to get us to spend more — from labeling prices without dollar signs to setting a per-customer limit. These practices are used with all kinds of products, including clothes, food, toys, cars and houses.

Aug 10, 2023 | msn.com | Renee Morad

1 of 10 Photos in Gallery©Mix and Match Studio / Shutterstock.com8 Signs You Have a Shopping AddictionIt’s one thing to surrender to the occasional impulse buy — that watch gleaming from inside the display case, or a pair of black shoes that will add the perfect dash of sophistication to your favorite business suit. But when your purchases shift from impulsive to compulsive, you may be grappling with a more serious condition: a shopping addiction.

Jul 19, 2023 | digiconasia.net | Renee Morad

The following factoids will let you paint a better picture of what to expect of AVs in 2035 and beyond. While many consumers worldwide wait on the edge of their seats for driverless cars to become a commercially affordable reality, what are some of the most common misconceptions, queries and uncertainties around fully autonomous vehicles (AVs)? Firstly, when will truly autonomous vehicles be available?

Jul 11, 2023 | msn.com | Renee Morad

It’s one thing to surrender to the occasional impulse buy — that watch gleaming from inside the display case, or a pair of black shoes that will add the perfect dash of sophistication to your favorite business suit. But when your purchases shift from impulsive to compulsive, you may be grappling with a more serious condition: a shopping addiction. In our society, the phrase “shop till you drop” translates as frivolous and fun.