Betting on Knowledge: When More Information Doesn’t Mean Better Decisions Research by Darren Bernard shows that feeling informed doesn't mean having an advantage
New Research: When Politics Hits Your Portfolio According to new research by the Foster School’s Stephan Siegel, America’s partisan divide is spilling into Wall Street, and it’s measurable.
Can You Trust AI with Life and Death Decisions? Max Kleiman-Weiner honored for study on how LLMs handle moral dilemmas
Startups Best Off Building Business, Not Chasing Buzz A study by Benjamin Hallen shows startups should prioritize discipline and patience over speed
AI in the Driver’s Seat? Research Examines Human-AI Decision-Making Dynamics New research by Léonard Boussioux uncovers key lessons about the strengths and limitations of AI-assisted decision-making
Financial Fallout: What Happens When a CFO Suddenly Dies? New research by Sarah McVay illuminates how a CFO's sudden death can disrupt a company’s financial performance.
Why Do We (Sometimes) Resent Help at Work? Michael Johnson finds that the emotions behind an offer of help determine if it will be reciprocated
Behind Closed Doors: Research Explores Inner Workings of Privately-Held Company Boards Founders, take note. What you don’t know about your board members could hurt you.
Doron Levit Wins Brattle Group Prize for Research on Shareholder Democracy First-place prize recognizes research that analyzes issues facing corporate finance community