Penalties for corporate misconduct are reduced when managers require less travel time for onsite visits, as the distance between Headquarters and local facilities impedes effective […]
Detecting Accounting Fraud in Publicly Traded U.S. Firms Using a Machine Learning Approach Yang Bao (Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Bin Ke (NUS Business School), Bin […]
What drives investor response to CSR performance reports? Andres Guiral (Yonsei University School of Business), Doocheol Moon (Yonsei University School of Business), Hun-Tong Tan (Nanyang […]
Alina Lerman (University of Connecticut) studies online financial communities by analyzing accounting-related content in large samples of Yahoo! message board posts and StockTwits. She finds […]
What Do Employees Know? Evidence from a Social Media Platform Kelly Huang (Florida International University), Meng Li (University of Texas at Dallas) and Stanimir Markov […]
Frequent and inconsequential disclosure changes are made by managers in response to fleeting attention from institutional ownership (IO), according to the latest insights from Inna […]
Why do individual investors disregard accounting information? The roles of information awareness and acquisition costs Elizabeth Blankespoor (Foster School of Business), Ed deHaan (Foster School […]
Does the media help or hurt retail investors during the IPO quiet period? Brian Bushee (The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania), Matthew Cedergren (The Wharton […]
An 8% increase on the initial public offering (IPO) rate is predicted on subsequent investments for each additional IPO among the first ten investments made […]
TRR 266 researchers Jannis Bischof and Holger Daske, together with Christoph Sextroh, analyzed public statements of U.S. Congress members to determine the influence of politicians […]
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