Tagged With Freakonomics

After a disastrous Uber ride last year, the company's chief economist examined the economics of apologies — and discovered there's something more important than 'I'm sorry'

Mark Abadi

The three best things about wealth, according to best-selling 'Freakonomics' author Stephen Dubner

Julie Bort

'Freaknomics' author says the most upsetting problem he's ever researched was cancer

Julie Bort

Warren Buffett's youngest son describes what it was like being raised by a billionaire

Kathleen Elkins

Freakonomics author Steven Levitt got a whole bunch of college kids to confess to cheating

Bob Bryan

Adopting this surprising habit of highly intelligent people can make you look smarter at work

Shana Lebowitz

How being unprepared for a negotiation saved one man nearly $2,000 on a new car

Antonia Farzan

A high-end call girl answers questions about her job, her clients, and her business model

"When To Rob A Bank"

Science says there's no such thing as a left-brain or right-brain thinker

Richard Feloni

12 Ways Successful People Think Differently

Drake Baer

Beware The 'Cobra Effect' -- Why Some Incentives Backfire So Badly

Sara Silverstein, Sam Rega

Here's The Most Important Investing Lesson From 'Think Like A Freak'

Libby Kane

7 Ways You Can Become More Successful By 'Thinking Like A Freak'

Richard Feloni

Why Kids Are Better At Figuring Out Magic Tricks

Richard Feloni

Why Expensive Wine Is Probably A Waste Of Money

Libby Kane

There's A Reason Nigerian Scammers Are So Obvious In Their Emails

Libby Kane

There's A Big Problem With Saying 'I Don't Know' -- Here's A Better Answer

Gus Lubin

9 Ways Highly Successful People Think Differently Than Everyone Else

Drake Baer

'Freakonomics' Author Steven Levitt Explains How Anyone Can 'Think Like A Freak'

Drake Baer

An Exclusive Sneak Peek At The New Book From The Authors Of "Freakonomics"

Sara Silverstein, Sam Rega