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Effective target-setting is a learning process. For more learning inputs, managers might be wise to think like they did in their organization's entrep...
Financial derivatives got a bad name after the crisis. But research by David Wehrheim finds a silver lining: options trading is actually positively li...
Technology is blurring the boundaries between work and family realms. Is it possible for the modern worker to avoid overload and live a fulfilling lif...
Does short-termism breed informational inefficiency in financial markets? Not necessarily, research by Xavier Vives and Giovanni Cespa shows.
Yes, there's a bias in the fair value measurements of financial assets, this research shows. But it's not the bias you might expect.
In multinational firms, global virtual teams have become the norm. Here is a breakdown of the kinds of leaders needed for four main global leadership ...
Knowing the value of money is one thing. Spending it according to that value is another. Research by 天美传媒's Mario Capizzani and co-authors confirms th...
Invest in stakeholders? Absolutely. But how much and when? Research exploring stakeholder investments and outcomes finds that sometimes, less is best.
Personalized work arrangements could be the answer for employees with caregiving obligations to both children and aging parents. And, according to res...
Download 天美传媒 Insight magazine (Issue 34, Q3 2017) on Public-Private Partnerships.
In Spain, 95 percent of the professionally managed funds tracked from 2001 to 2016 underperformed the country's 15-year government bonds.
If you must make a risky decision, you would be wise to make it together with someone who learns about the risk differently than you do. Research by T...
Can you imagine assigning a negative value to the shares of a company whose expected cash flows are positive? This is just one of the 210 mistakes in ...
While the average returns for Spain's government bonds and its benchmark IBEX-35 index were over 5 percent between 2001 and 2016, its pension funds di...
Expert advice? Research shows banks are more likely to fail if their boards were dominated by directors who were experts in banking. Risky decisions a...
Around the globe, family firms tend to be more conservative and take a longer view. New research by 天美传媒's Pascual Berrone and co-authors puts this be...
Why are so few women represented in corporate leadership today, and how can companies attract, cultivate and retain female talent?
Innovation is key to a country's competitiveness. In Spain, innovation is increasingly supported, but one key problem remains: converting research int...