… for more than seven billion euros. What consequences are there for the world of cinema and its economy? Director of the MS/MSc Media, Arts and Creation at HEC Paris, Thomas …
… and Oliver Hülsewig, who have studied empirically the impact of unconventional monetary policy throughout the euro crisis. The results cast doubt on categorical prohibitions on …
Across the globe, Michael Segalla was surprised to find that … business managers trust strangers considerably more than they trust their bosses. Trust levels nonetheless vary significantly …
… comes to life-saving – but also potentially risky – drugs, there is no such thing as too much information. Increasing … benefits public health, as a study of US regulation in the pharmaceutical sector shows. The three researchers behind this innovative study argue …
… at risk of defaulting. Overcautious ratings can hinder their access to finance, stifle investment, slow growth. A … Paris researcher Professor Pepa Kraft and collaborators in the U.S. and Hong Kong suggest that CRAs ratings are influenced by their country-level market share. …
Family businesses are full of surprises. They have very strong roots while being highly international, they avoid layoffs while staying focused on profitability, they innovate while playing it safe, they distribute few …
With the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis still being felt, Olivier Klein, … issues a warning; although steps have been taken to avoid the worst case scenario, financial crises are a recurring …
… that produces submarine electric cables and installs them between countries to electrify the world is under close scrutiny in a context of rising energy demand and the need to preserve natural resources. Yet, Nexans has …
Consumers tend to accumulate loyalty cards in their wallets and unused points on those cards, creating either liabilities or deferred revenue for retailers. A team …
Administrations invest significant time and money into the development of e-government websites. Ultimately, the reward is cost savings and greater efficiency for governments, but this depends on the public’s initial adoption and continued use of the …