Hewlett-Packard Split Comes as More Investors Say Big Isn’t Better
Research by B. Espen Eckbo and Karin S. Thorburn finds that a spinoff typically boosts a company’s stock.
Research by B. Espen Eckbo and Karin S. Thorburn finds that a spinoff typically boosts a company’s stock.
A feature on FirmPlay, an innovative job search website founded by Vasilios Alexiou T'12 and Jason Rivas T'12.
B. Espen Eckbo comments on Starboard Value LP’s desire to gain control of Darden Restaurant Inc's board.
Matthew Slaughter and Peter Fisher share their insights on global economic growth in Europe.
Tuck will give at least one student identifying as LGBTQA a minimum of $10,000 per year to pursue an MBA.
Paul Argenti says that General Motors Chief Executive Mary Barra is, "approaching [recalls] as a public relations/legal problem."
Highlights a study led by Andrew Bernard that examines the effect of Japan’s bullet trains at the firm level.
Sydney Finkelstein comments on Steve Jobs as a brand.
Tuck is mentioned as one of 15 top business schools that offers a new loan program for international students and U.S. residents with non-permanent status.
Paul Argenti comments on Pacifici Investment Management Co.'s (PIMCO) ouster of co-founder Bill Gross.
Paul Argenti comments on Puerto Rico's hiring of two public-relations firms in response to criticism of Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla’s treatment of a local bank.
Matthew Slaughter says free-trade will improve U.S. household incomes, which are 8% below pre-recession levels.
If India’s mission to Mars tells us anything, writes Vijay Govindarajan, it’s that big ambitions are critical.
Peter Fisher discusses the Federal Reserve’s impact on the markets and the current market environment on CNBC’s Squawk Box.
In this Q&A, Sarah Hoit T'88, co-founder of ConnectedLiving, discusses work life balance, challenges for-profit companies face, women in the workplace, and hopes for the future of ConnectedLiving.
Amit Bhattacharjee finds that advertisements with aggressive targeting can be a turnoff to consumers.
Sydney Finkelstein comments on legendary bond investor Bill Gross's move from Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco) to Janus Capital Group.
Professor Colin Blaydon is featured in a six-part video series about private equity.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Administration Amit Bhattacharjee's marketing research found that some target advertisements can have negative consequences.
Points to Kenneth French and Eugene Fama's three-factor model used to predict expected returns.
Points to Kenneth French's research on small-cap growth stocks in order to support the argument that some investments act like lotteries.
Politico points to the Private Equity Growth Capital Council's (PEGCC) six-part video, Private Equity Minute, featuring Colin Blaydon.
Andrew Bernard is mentioned as one of "higher education's rock stars" for his study on multiproduct exporters in Belgium.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Administration Amit Bhattacharjee discusses the unintended consequences of a marketing plan that is too effective.
Peter Golder, professor of marketing, will serve as a mentor to postdoctoral scholars as Dartmouth expands its intellectual community.
Politico spotlights HSBC's October event, Made For Trade: Leading Global Trade Policy—a national conversation about the role of global trade in today's economy.
Pamela Peedin D'89, T'98 says, "Strong equity markets drove endowment returns, but the portfolio benefited particularly from excellent performance within private asset classes."
Visiting Professor of Business Administration Anant Sundaram comments on why investors should be wary of Alibaba's IPO.
E.B. Osborn Professor of Marketing Kevin Lane Keller offers one reason why Apple may be less appealing to customers.
Vijay Govindarajan weighs in on the difficulties CEOs face when overseeing succession.
Phillip Stocken says, "We believe our graduates must have a global business capability to successfully navigate the cultures, countries, and markets in which they will work.”
"Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business has 14 courses and electives related to entrepreneurship, up from one or two 15 years ago," says Trip Davis.
Visiting Professor John Vogel says a calculator developed by two Tuck students shows that most homeowners will recover the cost of solar panels in five to eight years.
Robert Howell, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Business Administration, says a broad educational background can help prepare future leaders.
Article co-authored by assistant professor Santiago Gallino examines the impact of management interventions on customer demand and fulfillment.
Professor Richard Sansing comments on the methodology and results of a survey ranking the 50 states based on the fairness of their state and local tax systems.