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Recent Research

How Monitoring by Stock Analysts Pays Dividends

Performance improves at firms that are tracked — the more analysts, the bigger the boost.

Gains are seen when a subset of directors and senior executives share knowledge and ideas.

Having too many protections puts buyers off by getting in the way of good deals.

How a deep commitment translates into better numbers in the stock market and on the bottom line.

Revenues rise at protected companies, but from price hikes — and production decreases.

Starting out in a recession scales down the scope of success.

Overly optimistic statements in company disclosures increase litigation risks.

Loans and investments got edgier when U.S. aid was given.

Investments become more prudent when borrowing becomes harder.

How upstream companies can hedge the risks from demand cycles.

Skilled foreign employees help firms sell abroad.

Both incentives and training are needed to spur innovation.

Cultural associations can really help — or hurt.

Branded mobile applications can spark interest in new product categories.