News, articles, and interesting stuff from the College of Business
In his latest research, Gibbons explores the costs and benefits of increased regulations for environmental and social disclosures. One out of every three invested dollars in the United States now has an objective attached to it rather than just making maximum profits.
Assistant Professor Qi Zhang studies the fit between employees and their work environments, especially their work groups.
Associate Professor of Business Analytics Xiaohui Chang studies the factors that affect how information is spread and how machine learning and big data might help to solve this and other important problems.
Professor of Management Satoris “Tori” Howes is passionate about creating a world of work where people can thrive and gain fulfillment.
Leading medical supply chain expert discusses "Global Supply Chain Challenges: Is a New Economic Iron Curtain Next?"
Oregon State University’s new Provost’s Faculty Match program will help the college hire gifted, exceptional faculty
Seismic changes in NCAA policy — students can profit during college sports — and Colleen Bee helped OSU prepare.
Inara Scott examines the complicated questions about the religious rights of both corporations and employees (individuals), and the resulting litigation if these principles clash.
Managers of firms that have engaged in misconduct are significantly more likely to sell their company shares and profit early at the expense of less-informed shareholders.
Dr. Ryann Reynolds-McIlnay finds that our haptic instinct — our desire to touch — can increase our engagement and interest in tangible as well as fully intangible objects.
