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Equity Investors and Entrepreneurs: The Signals that Matter

Most ideas rarely come to fruition in the tech industry. Why? Often, the founders fail to secure funding.
Team Mindfulness and Productivity: What’s the Connection?

Professor Mary Zellmer-Bruhn zeroes-in on mindfulness’ impact on business teams.
You Might Need a Weatherman to Know Which Way the Stock Goes

Foul weather can affect our mood. Can it even impact the stock market?
Challenging a ‘Marketing 101’ Adage

“Conventional wisdom tells us if you want to be successful on the market, you want to make your product as different from your competitor’s. That’s a ‘Marketing 101’ kind of principle,” Zhu says.
Dispute Lessons from the Major Leagues

What can Major League Baseball teach the business world about dispute resolution?
Rethinking Relationships in the Global Garment Supply Chain

How can global supply chains transparency improve working conditions in the garment industry? Prof. Susan Goldstein answers that question with her latest research.
The M&A Synergy Factor

Mergers and acquisitions can be fascinating to observe. When they work—think: Disney/Pixar—the results can be spectacular. But what about when they don’t?
Conflict in the Angel Investor-Entrepreneur Relationship: Good or Bad for Innovation?

The latest research from Prof. Harry Sapienza looks at the role conflicts plays in innovation.
What 10 Seasons of German Soccer Reveal About Diversity

Small differences in competitive situations can make a big difference. That was the conclusion of Professor Avner Ben-Ner and his coauthors, Drs. John-Gabriel Licht and Jin Park in their latest research.
Fair Value Accounting and the Law of Unintended Consequences

Assistant Professor Michael Iselin looks at the unintended consequences after the passing of Statement of Financial Accounting Standards 157.

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