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  1. Kamala Harris has a different view on Gaza to Joe Biden – it could win her votes in November

    Kamala Harris has a different view on Gaza to Joe Biden – it could win her votes in November

    Dr Andrew Payne writes for The Conversation about how Kamala Harris' different stance on Israel/Gaza might win her more votes in the upcoming US presidential election.

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  2. Six ways companies fuel violence

    Six ways companies fuel violence

    Professor Sally McManus (City, University of London) and Dr Kat Ford (Bangor University) write in The Conversation about six ways companies fuel violence.

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  3. City hosts BICYCLE study launch

    The Born in Covid Year - Core Lockdown Effects (BICYCLE) study is a research project examining the development of talking and thinking skills of babies born during Covid lockdowns, relative to babies

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  4. From economist to crime fiction writer: City student Richard Jerram wins Dagger award

    From economist to crime fiction writer: City student Richard Jerram wins Dagger award

    Richard Jerram (MA Creative Writing, 2024) wins prestigious crime fiction Dagger award for his novel "Makoto Murders".

    Hashtag: Student success

  5. City, University of London honoured for dedication to student employability

    City, University of London honoured for dedication to student employability

    City takes the top prize for outstanding commitment to developing meaningful relationships through engagement with employers.

  6. Students graduate at Barbican Centre summer ceremonies

    Students graduate at Barbican Centre summer ceremonies

    Students from City’s six schools graduate over four days of ceremonies

  7. Sound museums: Designing for inclusion, wellbeing and community

    Sound museums: Designing for inclusion, wellbeing and community

    Professor Laudan Nooshin curates the conference “Sound museums: designing for inclusion, wellbeing and community”.

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  8. Bayes' EMBA climbs QS rankings

    Bayes' EMBA climbs QS rankings

    Bayes' Executive MBAsoared 22 places in the global rankings and 11 in Europe.

  9. Perceptions of income inequality drive consumers’ interests in counterfeit luxury goods, study finds

    Perceptions of income inequality drive consumers’ interests in counterfeit luxury goods, study finds

    A new study by Dr Jingshi (Joyce) Liu at Bayes Business School (formerly Cass), and researchers from Stockholm School of Economics and Harvard Business School found that a major driver behind people buying fake luxury items is their perceived views

  10. Appeal of indirect Bitcoin trading on London Stock Exchange will be limited, research suggests

    Verónica Muñoz Martínez reports on a Bayes academic's research on Bitcoin trading

    Hashtag: Research spotlight