Why did stock prices fluctuate so dramatically during the internet boom?

Local advertisers affect local reporting, and in turn, investments.

Researchers designed a theoretical model that mimicked the candidate selection and election process.

Splitting audits into two opinions could improve accounting.

When a school’s reputation gets tarnished, alumni stay loyal.

Unpredictable negotiating behavior predictably leads to more concessions.

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

Firm liquidity is always good for corporate governance, right? Not so fast.

Volatility in cash flow can create strong ripples in the capital market.

A leader who shows a human range of emotions during a product recall comes across as powerful.

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

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