The appointment of activist-nominated directors is an emerging phenomenon, but they’ve come with increased reports of stakeholder harm. A new study published in Strategic Management Journal found that activist directors bring immediate benefits to shareholders, […]
New research published in the journal Management Science demonstrates how immigrant talent drives success, both on the soccer field and beyond. The study reveals that European soccer teams with higher numbers of foreign-born players consistently […]
Managers at every company—especially big corporations—face a similar conundrum: What’s the ideal way to organize employees to generate the best ideas? Is it better to work in large groups? Smaller ones? With other people who […]
“No famine has ever taken place in the history of the world in a functioning democracy,” observed Nobel Prize-winning economist Amartya Sen in his 1999 book “Development as Freedom.”This post was originally published on this […]
Imagine: You’re in charge of marketing for a major automaker, and your biggest competitor just recalled thousands of vehicles. Now customers are worried about the safety of cars like yours. Do you seize the moment […]
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) have improved the efficiency of stock markets in the developed world, new research suggests.This post was originally published on this site
How should hotels communicate their sustainability efforts without alienating customers? To find out, a study, published in Hospitality and Tourism Management, surveyed more than 800 British and German travelers to understand their expectations when it […]
Ambition is a predictor of success. But according to a new study, the motives behind it can also lead to lying and cheating.This post was originally published on this site
A study combining remote sensing and administrative data finds that since the mid-20th century, large, growing cities have ceased to be centers of upward social and economic mobility.This post was originally published on this site
People who feel financially comfortable are more likely to report prosocial actions like donating money and prosocial attitudes than people in a tough financial situation, according to a study. Prosociality—preferences and behaviors that benefit others—is […]
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