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Faculty in the Media
Inc. covers management professor Craig Crossland's research that finds that more women in the boardroom means fewer mergers and acquisitions.
Faculty in the Media
Sherry, a joint professor in marketing and anthropology, is interviewed by EPIC, an organization that promotes the use of ethnographic principles to create business value.
Faculty in the Media
“It’s not just Carlyle’s problem,” finance professor Timothy Loughran tells the Washington Post. “A number of private-equity firms are having difficulties."
Faculty in the Media
According to Ann Tenbrunsel, professor of business administration at Notre Dame and research director of the Institute for Ethical Business Worldwide, “Our research shows that if you frame your decision to include values, you’re much more likely to act in accordance with them.”
Faculty in the Media
Management professor Craig Crossland's research about women on corporate boards may mean they are "knocking some business sense into male colleagues," says WaPo's Wonkblog.
Faculty in the Media
Boards with higher female representation are more likely to identify challenges related to a merger or acquisition, according to research by management assistant professor Craig Crossland.
Faculty in the Media
Finance Prof. Martijn Cremers studies the performance of fund managers and their ability to "beat" the index over time. In this Financial Times article, he explains the findings of his recent research.
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Novices play better golf when they have expensive brand name equipment, according to research by marketing professor Frank Germann.
Faculty in the Media
Finance professor Martijn Cremers defines funds with at least 40% of the portfolio overlapping the benchmark as low on the active-management side.
Faculty in the Media
With a glance back over the 20th century, it’s readily apparent that several policy decisions had extraordinary global impacts. There were negative ones (the Poland Blitzkreig and the start of World War II by Germany) and positive ones (the post-WWII creation of a new international economic order resulting in cuts in tariffs globally). The human costs of WWII are well known: 15 million…