Dec
3
New Insights on Financial Impact of Movie Product Placements
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Professor of Finance Haizhi Wang and Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian
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Nov
12
Create It, Use It, or Lose It? A Database/Survey Investigation of “Forgotten” Theories/Models and Best Practices in Advertising Literature
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian and colleagues
Nov
12
Modifying Real Option Exercise Probability: Examples and Testable Hypotheses
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Associate Professor of Finance Sang Baum Kang
Nov
5
Role of Consumer Characteristics in Obesity
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian, Zheng Zhou (Stuart Ph.D. MSC ’20), and Mark Fishbein, Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago
Nov
5
Safety Reviews on AirBnB: An Information Tale
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Yidan Sun (Management Science Ph.D. student), Professor of Economics Liad Wagman, and colleagues
Oct
29
Clean Energy Safe Haven Property and Extreme Sentiment of Cryptocurrencies
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Yao Xie, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Oct
29
A Dynamic-Programming, Real-Option Model for NPD That Incorporates Serial Correlations
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Assistant Professor of Analytics Andrew Kumiega, Associate Professor of Finance Benjamin E. Van Vliet, and Greg Sterijevski
Oct
15
Sharpen Quality Investing: A PLS-based Approach
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Zixuan Jiao, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Oct
15
I-deal or No I-deal? Lessons for Managers from Economic Theory
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Associate Professor of Management Smriti Anand and colleagues
Oct
1
Leaders or Followers? A Temporal Analysis of Tweets from IRA Trolls
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Associate Professor of Political Science Matthew Shapiro and colleagues