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2 days ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Michael Johnson |Fred Selnes |Abbie Lundberg

Building Customer Value: From Theory to Practice MIT Sloan Management Review & Report   April 22, 2025 By Michael D. Johnson, Fred Selnes, and Abbie LundbergMichael D. Johnson is the marketing department chair at the Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and dean emeritus and E.M. Statler Professor Emeritus at Cornell University. Fred Selnes is a professor of marketing at BI Norwegian Business School. Abbie Lundberg is editor in chief at MIT Sloan Management Review.

3 days ago | tribunecontentagency.com |

If I ask three people what their favorite chocolate cake is, I’ll get three completely different answers. One might say chocolate mousse cake, while another might share theirs is a three-layer devil’s food cake, and a third might tell me that theirs is a flourless chocolate cake. For me I have a few standouts. This mocha glazed chocolate Bundt cake is the one I go to when I am in a hurry and want a chocolatey result with minimum fuss and cleanup.

3 days ago | tribunecontentagency.com | JeanMarie Brownson

Food editors and product developers talk among themselves about creating recipes suitable for the “memory cookbook.” That is, the type of recipe easily remembered and recreated without the need for a printed recipe. The ubiquitous green bean casserole made from tinned soup and fried onions typifies such a recipe. Everyone benefits from having a repertoire of go-to recipes in their heads. Breakfast dishes such as scrambled eggs and French toast come to mind. As do peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

6 days ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Mitch Shin

Following the Constitutional Court’s historical verdict to remove then-South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who is now on trial for committing “insurrection” through his illegitimate martial law declaration, a snap presidential election was scheduled for June 3. The political parties, except the New Reform Party, are scheduled to field their presidential candidates in the coming weeks.

1 week ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Victor Davis Hanson

Harvard University has rejected various demands of a presidential commission on antisemitism. The task force wants to persuade Harvard to ensure Jewish students on its campus are no longer harassed, or else lose its federal funding. Harvard retorts that it won’t be bullied by Washington. Among its other requirements, the Trump administration also warned Harvard to cease using race as a criterion in its admissions, hiring, and promotion, contrary to law.