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  1. AI trolley users rack up higher basket values and spend longer in store, research finds

    AI trolley users rack up higher basket values and spend longer in store, research finds

    Engaging with new supermarket technology is linked to increases in spending, basket size and time spent in store, according to new Bayes research.

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  2. M&A researchers reflect on turbulent policy environment

    M&A researchers reflect on turbulent policy environment

    Researchers from around the world gathered at the annual conference delivered by Bayes' MA Research Centre.

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  3. Bayes AI Global Forum 2026: London as a Global Hub for AI Innovation

    Bayes AI Global Forum 2026: London as a Global Hub for AI Innovation

    Bayes shines light on capital’s influence across the world as a centre for innovation.

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  4. Wary investors hit by a natural disaster seek premium on equity investment

    Wary investors hit by a natural disaster seek premium on equity investment

    Changed behaviour by investors following a natural disaster can damage firms seeking to grow, new academic research suggests.

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  5. Six academics walk into a bar…

    Six academics walk into a bar…

    Bayes experts host local publicans for Pint of Science festival.

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  6. Bayes research could deliver fairer insurance deals for customers

    Bayes research could deliver fairer insurance deals for customers

    Academics from Bayes Business School and other universities have been researching 'proxy discrimination' in the insurance sector and some other financialservices for several years. They may have identified a cure.

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  7. Disability inclusion in advertising builds stronger brand affinity

    Disability inclusion in advertising builds stronger brand affinity

    Consumer attitudes towards brands are more positive when their adverts feature people with a disability, new research finds.

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  8. Lost in the fog: explaining weird market events

    Lost in the fog: explaining weird market events

    Professor Giovanni Cespa of Bayes Business School summarises his latest research paper which concludes that seemingly inexplicable market oscillations happen when key data is shrouded in a dense fog.

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  9. Window shopping: Research finds transparent product packaging heightens our sense of ownership

    Window shopping: Research finds transparent product packaging heightens our sense of ownership

    New research co-authored by Professor Zachary Estes shows how retailers can build psychological affinity for their products.

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  10. Time lords? Why culture matters for long-term investment

    Time lords? Why culture matters for long-term investment

    Financial analysts' performance in predicting long-term capital market movements is affected by their inherited cultural attitudes a newBayes study finds.

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