These six facts tell us how our supermarket shopping can be influenced by much more than the shopping list we bring with us.
Looking at the ten most popular large U.S. airports, we see competition that is designed to attract airlines and travelers.
Unknown to most of us, the quality of customer service can depend on the multiple customer lifetime value (CLV) scores that we get from retailers.
The Democrats and Republicans have political power for the same kinds of reasons that Coke and Pepsi or Boeing and Airbus dominate their markets.
When you think about shrinking airline seats, you could consider pitch and width, but really the problem is all about property rights.
An economist can explain why we are willing to share homes (Airbnb), carpools (BlaBlaCar), and clothing (Rent the Runway) with strangers.
In Oklahoma, voters will soon decide if eye care regulation should let retailers like Walmart and Costco give you eye exams and sell you eye glasses.
#TBT: Today's Throwback Thursday looks back at Chase Bank and ahead to American Airlines to see how corporate logos have changed.
When the rising price of fuel boosts airlines' costs, they can buoy their bottom line by increasing optional and barely noticeable fees or raising fares.
When a firm like Dunkin' Donuts does some rebranding with a name change, it is trying to send a new message to its customers












