News Outlets: Wall Street Journal
Municipal-Bond Investors Pay a Hefty Price for Not Being Taxed
A new study suggests that ‘investors overvalue the pleasure’ of tax-exemption
Women Prefer Other Women as Mentors—Sometimes
A new study suggests that under certain conditions, the preference no longer holds
What Difference Does a Stock Analyst’s Name Make? A Lot, at Least for CEOs
Analysts who share the same first name with the CEO of a company they cover seem to get better insights than those who don’t, research finds
Is It Better to Select a CEO Who Is an Outsider or an Insider?
New research says the answer might be somebody who is a little bit of both, and that’s especially true during turbulent times
An Underappreciated Investing Tip: Check the Trademark Filings
A new study suggests that companies with relatively high trademark filings earn higher future profits
An Underappreciated Investing Tip: Check the Trademark Filings
A new study suggests that companies with relatively high trademark filings earn higher future profits
One Way to Spot Red Flags in Companies’ Financials
Comparing search volume with reported revenue could help auditors and others identify companies that are likely to have future restatements, researchers find
One Way to Spot Red Flags in Companies’ Financials
Comparing search volume with reported revenue could help auditors and others identify companies that are likely to have future restatements, researchers find
Let’s All Say a Good Word for ‘Overvalued’ Companies
A study finds that the companies with highly priced stocks are the ones that are more willing to take on potentially groundbreaking projects
Male Stock Analysts With ‘Dominant’ Faces Get More Information—and Have Better Forecasts
Women analysts with perceived dominant faces, however, are at a competitive disadvantage, a study suggests
How the U.S. Can Use Technology to Catch Chinese Exporters Trying to Avoid Tariffs
AI and blockchain technologies can make inspections more effective
The Secrets of Making Surge Pricing Work—Without Turning Off Customers
Companies can offer perks and cap how high prices can rise
Knowing Everyone’s Salaries Can Light a Fire Under Workers
Seeing a career path to advancement—and believing the process is fair—motivates employees, studies show
The Secrets to Successful Crowdfunding
The failure rate of campaigns is high. Here’s how to improve your chances.
Active Stock Traders, Beware: Your Returns May Suffer in the Years Before a Divorce
Things get better, however, around the time the divorce settlement is made final, a study finds
How Overconfident Investors Influence Share Prices
Many investors simply refuse to believe that their competition in the market might know more than they do, say two professors