Sleep deprivation can have a negative impact on ethical decision-making
Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship David Welsh, who is a Lincoln Fellow, studies the effects of sleep deprivation on decision-making.
Black Friday: Good for business but a headache for supply chain
W. P. Carey Professor of Supply Chain Management Dale Rogers says retail event plays important role in U.S. economy, though it's not actually the biggest shopping day in the world anymore.
Stay or stray: Which behavior strengthens online communities?
There are more groups and more goods for online community knowledge-sharing.
High-fives all around: Imagine Cup, professors’ promotions, and NSF grant
Information systems students and faculty have been thriving this fall semester, receiving awards, promotions, and research grants.
Do stocks outperform Treasury bills?
Research by Hendrik Bessembinder, finance professor and Francis J. and Mary B.
The ABCs of tenure and titles
Whether you're a scholar considering an academic carer or just curious about a professor's work, we've got you covered. Here is the timeline to tackle the tenure track, plus a rundown of academic titles (and what they mean) within the university.
How ambiguity can serve atypical organizations
Is it better to stand out or fit in? It's a critical question for businesses. Recent research by Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Heewon Chae shows how being different can be a competitive advantage.
Calculating returns on futures contracts: What’s right, what’s not
In his latest research paper about futures contracts, Professor of Finance Hendrik Bessembinder tackles what he calls the 'roll yield myth.'
What’s holding agricultural workers back?
Professor of Economics Berthold Herrendorf digs into why farm laborers make less money than those in any other sector — even when they move on to different jobs.
Cash on hand
Associate Professor of Finance Thomas Bates researches the rationale behind the rise in the value of corporate financial holdings.