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Assistant management professor Craig Crossland studied the NFL to determine if the so-called “acolyte effect” that makes protégés of successful head coaches successful in turn is real.
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“If policymakers are serious about stopping inversion, the preferable long-term solution would be to end U.S. taxation of foreign earnings or lower the U.S. corporate income tax rate,” says, Jim Seida, accounting associate professor.
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NPR Marketplace highlights research by finance Associate Professor Pengjie Gao.
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A recent study, coauthored by management professor Craig Crossland, shows an increasing stock market response when a CEO dies unexpectedly.
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Historically black colleges must pay more to issue bonds than institutions of comparable financial strength, according to study coauthored by finance professor Pengjie Gao.
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A young investment manager is on a quest to read the annual letters of 3,000 companies — a rare feat for most investors, according to Mendoza finance professor Timothy Loughran.
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MarketWatch cites research by management professor Craig Crossland in article about investors' faith in a single "great leader."
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Their unexpected deaths reveal that CEOs have become more influential in recent decades, according to research by management professor Craig Crossland.
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The Atlantic highlights research by Mendoza's Frank Germann on corporate social responsibility in 4,500 American firms.
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Employees are especially happy when they volunteer with charities their companies support, according to research led by assistant management professor Emily Block.