Robert E. Hoskisson

After firms merge, how does the new company's practices affect outcomes?

In China, information about a company’s health can be scarce, a visit from a high official is a coveted signal of government confidence.

How to pay the CEO in charge of restructuring.

Failing to win awards can drive CEOs to make risky decisions.

Strong external governance makes top managers more prone to cheat.

Death of an independent director dampens acquisition fervor for CEOs left behind.

In a family firm, some things are worth more than money.

State-owned enterprises need to closely analyze potential overseas investments.