"South Koreans are rejecting Japanese goods in droves. The grassroots boycott is steeped in a bitter history, but with the two nations so entwined, the movement is not without contradictions ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"In the video above we look at the history of Volkswagen, which begins in Wolfsburg, Germany, in the year 1937 ..." 
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"Cars were a great idea until they started to destroy civilization. Now the inventor of that technology is busy working on the next big transportation idea, one that might not kill us all ..."
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"Why Millennials aren’t buying cars or houses, and what that means for the economy ..."
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"Others seek brand loyalty by involving the customer in their campaigns. Audi's Start Young campaign is a prime example ..."
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"Siri Eyes Free, App Radio 3, and Automatic Link are all finally making the car as smart as your iPhone..."
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"Ford is changing focus after a company shake-up saw the head of driverless cars become the CEO. The car manufacturer announced that (previous CEO) Mike Fields would be replaced by Bill Hackett. This comes on the heels of partnership talks between Ford and Google falling apart. Bill Hackett, former big furniture guy, will take over Ford with …"
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"Despite some disparaging typecasting to the contrary, Millennials do know how to drive and aren't a population of unmitigated phone-addicted car haters ..."
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"Watch ads for luxury cars and you'll inevitably hear about their "sumptuous" leather seats and interior trimmings. But what if you have gobs of money to spend on a car and don't want it lined with ..."
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"If you were to make assumptions about hybrid and electric vehicle owners--and we're sure many do, for good or bad--how do you see them? Perhaps technology-savvy, of reasonable income and a little older and wiser ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
"In simplified terms, electric car buyers are a little younger and a little wealthier than their hybrid-buying counterparts."
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"It's easy to see how self-driving cars would benefit society. Traffic jams gone. Accidents reduced. Leisure time increased!..."
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