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11 results on Discovery

  • Why Activist Hedge Funds Target Socially Responsible Firms
    Investors looking to prioritise sustainability would do well to ensure their investments are not supporting activist hedge funds.
  • Stock market liquidity is key factor in firms’ decision to raise new capital
    This study shows that firms raise more equity capital when stock market liquidity has recently improved.
  • Becoming the industry standard when standardisation is not standardised
    The process of standardisation isn’t standardised. So what’s the best way to make sure your product stands a chance of becoming the industry standard?
  • BLOG UPDATE: Brexit – the simple way out. A business perspective
    The UK might leave the Single Market without proper alternatives. Henk de Vries takes a business perspective: there could be a way out.
  • Predicting the stock market with big-data analysis of tweets
    "The big challenge was to determine what all the emoji, slang expressions and negations in tweets actually say about stock sentiment."
  • How the current electricity market design may keep fossil fuel alive
    Surprise: adding more solar and wind power to the electricity mix may help to keep traditional power plants alive.
  • BLOG: Why we can’t assess Super Mario Run’s performance only by its revenues
    Mobile games like Super Mario Run can affect Nintendo’s long-term success in the console industry. Blog by Joost Rietveld.
  • Ignoring customers’ opinions can lead to more successful products
    Research by Prof. Jan van den Ende shows when your customers might have something useful to add during the design process.
  • High-frequency traders help price discovery in pre-opening period
    High-frequency traders during pre-opening: less active than normal, but still contribute to market quality. Research from Darya Yuferova.
  • Arbitrageurs help stock markets function better
    Arbitrage in stock markets has more positive than toxic effects . PhD research from Dominik Rösch.
  • Chinese Insolvency Law Lacks Teeth

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