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Archived articles
Consumer behavior
Consumer trends
Purchasing power
Published
Jan 7, 2016
Some consumers use 'servant' brands to gain sense of power, study finds
Consumer behavior
Self-image and shopping
Published
Dec 21, 2015
Study: Self-image influences consumer goals, engagement with products and services
E-tail emergence
Digging into online deals
Published
Nov 23, 2015
JHU professor explores purchase habits of consumers, who are increasingly going online
/ Carey Business magazine
Fishy business
Seafood, waste food
Published
Sept 23, 2015
Nearly half of U.S. seafood supply goes to waste, JHU researchers say
/ School of Public Health
Retail
Discount double click
Published
June 25, 2015
Loyalty rewards programs work best in online retail, Carey Business School researcher finds
Hot or not?
Changing face of beauty
Published
Feb 10, 2015
Our ideas of physical attractiveness shift constantly to align with views of others, researchers find
Ask an expert
Are retail stores dead?
Published
Nov-Dec 2014
Sylvia Long-Tolbert, a Carey Business School professor specializing in marketing trends and brand management, shares her thoughts
/ Gazette
Brand stand
A 'bold step' for CVS
Published
Feb 7, 2014
In snuffing out cigarettes, CVS sends a strong message about its values, JHU expert says
Jackpot fantasies
Lottery ticket could cost you
Published
Winter 2013
Buying a lottery ticket—no matter how tiny the chance of winning—weakens willpower, stirs materialistic thinking
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
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