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This is the website for the Be-Having Misbook Behavioral Economics Conference, taking place August 25-27.

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This recipe from Budget Bytes details how to make Pressure Cooker Chicken and Rice for $3.08 per serving. via Budget Bytes

A publisher's confessions allege that media sellers offer rebates to agencies for sending clients their way, a practice the publisher sees as a larger-scale version of commonplace gifting.

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The Wall Street Journal (steps to turn off self-doubt) is business and financial news.

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Buffalo Trace Distillery is exploring how seven variables like grain type and barrel charring impact their whiskey aging process, even building a climate-controlled Warehouse X for future experiments. via Drinkhacker

Youth marketing strategist Connor Blakely argues that brands need to prioritize authentic relationships and social impact over traditional advertising to connect with Generation Z.

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Business Insider lists 7 books Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey says have changed his life.

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Digiday criticizes Calvin Klein's 2016 ad campaign for its overuse of celebrities and lack of creativity.

Nearly three-quarters of NBC's gross ratings points come from live programming, which may be preventing the major broadcast networks from failing, according to Ad Age.

Nomadic Matt explains how he earns over one million frequent flier miles each year using credit cards, bonuses, and other rewards programs. via NomadicMatt.com.

An article on PhocusWire discusses Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends report highlighting UberPool's growth and the resurgence of ridesharing. via PhocusWire.

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