Jeanette Mulvey

You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen. But, do you recall... Yes, they have been recalled. Again and again.

You'll be surprised to see where alcohol marketers are advertising.

When it comes to achieving goals, “fuzzy boundaries” often boost performance better than rigidly defined objectives

The epidemic of foreign-made toxic toys making its way onto retail shelves might be best described as something out of a science fiction movie rather than a beloved holiday song.

Losing a job can be a profoundly stressful experience, but the unemployed may be more resilient than previously believed

An unplanned shopping spree has more psychological implications than might first meet the eye.

Men are twice as likely to be suspicious of green marketing. Americans want a standardized certification process for green products.

New research finds that your parents had a lot more to do with your career choice than you thought.

The better-looking you are, the more likely you are to get hired. Unless, you are a woman.

Recent brain image research found that coaching that encourages students, workers, players or kids to envision a positive future is much more effective.

A bad experience with your favorite brand can be just as likely to cause you to seek revenge as an emotional breakup.

Corporate America has a lot to learn from the Chilean miners.

The National Retail Federation predicts it could take years for consumers to start spending the way they did in pre-recession times

“Brand love” is stronger than had been thought

American workers no longer value their jobs the way they did before the recession. Workers regret the sacrifices they've made for work.

As Americans struggle to find jobs and a new “American Made” movement takes hold in Congress.