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July 01, 2004 A scholar parses recent proposals for financial reporting of stock option expenses, and offers a solution that reflects economic realities. Accounting Corporate Governance Economics…
February 01, 2005 Survey data confirms that those who have had a variety of jobs and experiences are more likely to start their own companies. Career & Success Economics Entrepreneurship…
July 01, 2004 A researcher finds that the sales "boost" is virtually nonexistent for the best-known authors. Economics Marketing Marina Krakovsky Each week millions of readers look at the New York…
November 01, 2003 A study shows that charging different prices may help the bottom line, without hurting consumers. Economics Marketing Stanford GSB Staff Most Broadway plays charge a startling…
June 01, 2005 Opportunities to show different sides of yourself to bosses and colleagues in numerous situations is critical to career advancement. Career & Success Marguerite Rigoglioso It's your…
May 01, 2011 Iger and Disney Have Survived Singing Cops and Moms on Mars. Leadership & Management Michele Chandler The Walt Disney Co. is known worldwide for its movie hits including The Little…
January 01, 2008 The most effective strategy to save the planet from rampant consumption might simply be soundly scolding people who overuse. Climate & Sustainability Michele Chandler Auto firms…
February 01, 2008 Women who plan strategically will successfully balance both fulfilling business careers and family lives. Career & Success Michele Chandler Attention women MBAs: Look hard…
April 01, 2004 Research suggests that those with a team's minority viewpoint force the majority to think more and consider diverse evidence. Government & Politics Leadership & Management Bill…
October 01, 2004 A prize-winning paper presents a real-world method for transfer pricing that incorporates both management and tax considerations. Accounting Frederick Rose How should companies price…
August 01, 2010 An economist says generalists stand a better chance of making it to top management positions than those with more specialized resumes. Career & Success Economics Leadership &…
October 01, 2007 People tend to cluster around risky categories out of a desire to avoid missing "the next big thing." Economics Finance & Investing Marguerite Rigoglioso Why do people act like a…
January 01, 2006 A scholar shows how the current mechanism could be adjusted to create an auction that better serves advertisers. Economics Marketing Marguerite Rigoglioso Search for a keyword on the…
January 01, 2004 There is a strong argument for firms to become more socially responsible in order to attract MBA candidates. Career & Success Marketing Alice LaPlante The fall of WorldCom, Enron…
June 01, 2007 Research examines how feelings of time change your perceptions. Marketing Ben Pimentel Imagine it is early January and you are just beginning to think about what to give your sweetheart…
January 01, 2007 An economist examines what went wrong in the landmark 1998 tobacco settlement. Economics Government & Politics Healthcare Bill Snyder Eight years ago, 55 U.S. states and…
January 01, 2007 A scholar looks at how dictators manage to stay in power for so long. Government & Politics Bill Snyder All dictatorships are cruel and wasteful. They deprive the populace of…
September 01, 2009 A professor of organizational behavior says working with former entrepreneurs makes individuals more likely to start their own businesses. Entrepreneurship Marguerite Rigoglioso…
September 01, 2006 Researchers suggest a more measured approach to market development could reduce startup flameouts. Entrepreneurship Marketing Marguerite Rigoglioso Getting a product from the back…
July 01, 2001 Research shows that Internet-based prototypes can predict consumer choice nearly as accurately as physical ones. Marketing Technology & AI Stanford GSB Staff One of the toughest…
May 01, 2008 A study figures that $129,000 represents the minimum cost of giving a person an additional "quality-of-life adjusted" year of life. Healthcare Stanford GSB Staff The single biggest…
May 29, 2003 The Apple CEO shows off the new iTunes Music Store, and explains why the company has been so successful with its risky venture into retail stores. Leadership & Management Bill Snyder…
January 01, 2009 The CEO of JP Morgan Chase discusses the financial meltdown, why his firm survived, and how risk should be taken in the best interest of clients. Finance & Investing Leadership…
March 29, 2013 A macroeconomist says that despite the risks, long-term growth patterns should make you optimistic about the future. Economics Kathleen O'Toole In your rush to understand today's stock…
April 01, 2005 Certified agencies may "miss" based on short-term news, but they still serve their purpose for large institutional investors. Accounting Finance & Investing Alice LaPlante Is the…