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April 29, 2013
The article covers research by Prof. Jiang that provides evidence on disclosures by activist investors.
Study Disputes Filing Advantage for Activists
The Wall Street Journal
April 21, 2013
Prof. Kuziemko argues that while Americans are increasingly worried about income inequality, there’s a hesitation when it comes to government action.
Our Feelings About Inequality: It’s Complicated
The New York Times.com
April 17, 2013
The article cites research by Prof. Kivetz that finds anticipating long–term regret leads consumers to buy pleasurable products rather than practical necessities.
A Closet Filled with Regrets
The Wall Street Journal
April 12, 2013
Prof. McGrath comments on Starbucks’ decision to cut prices on its bags of coffee sold in grocery stores.
The Game Theory Behind Starbucks’ Big Coffee Price Cut
Bloomberg Businessweek
April 12, 2013
The article cites research co–authored by Prof. Johnson that examines how governments should design policies regarding organ donors.
The Ins and Outs of Organ Donation
Financial Times.com
April 10, 2013
MBA influencer blogger, Stacy Blackman, highlights the launch of Notes to the Next Class, where students/alumni can pass along their knowledge to future MBA classes.
Columbia Business School Launches ’Notes to the Next Class’
Stacy Blackman’s Blog
April 05, 2013
The article features research by Prof. Galinsky that finds reflecting on a situation where you were in power just before a job interview will improve your performance as well as the impression you make on the interviewer.
The Easy Way to Psyche Yourself for a Great Job Interview
Forbes.com
March 27, 2013
Prof. Wei addresses two factors that will likely help to offset the slowing growth the world expects to see from China in the next decade.
Guest Post: Girl Shortage Keeps China’s Boys Working Hard, Driving Growth
Financial Times