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Recent research findings suggest that corporations engaging auditors with specialised expertise in their respective fields gain significant cost benefits and attain a more accurate financial…
ChatGPT’s Shortcomings Indicate It’s Not Ready to Supplant Finance Experts
Large language models such as ChatGPT have demonstrated proficiency in selecting multiple-choice answers on financial licensing exams, yet they encounter difficulties when tasked with more…
Global Corporations Are Falling Short of the World’s Sustainability Objectives
According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) are not merely falling short of achieving global sustainability targets. Still, they…
WVU Study Discovers CEO Innovation Linked to Compensation Structures and Analyst Advice
Research from West Virginia University suggests that the dynamics of the stock market significantly influence the innovative commitments of chief executive officers through mechanisms such…
Recent Research from Tepper School Indicates Honesty-Humility as Crucial for Auditors in Ensuring Quality Monitoring
External auditors are crucial in maintaining the reliability of financial statements. However, significant accounting scandals in recent years have cast doubt on their efficacy, prompting…
Craft Beer Enthusiasts Abandon Brands Following Corporate Takeovers
According to recent research on brand loyalty within the craft beer sector, local craft beer consumers appear to be disenchanted when their favourite brands are…
Incorporating Social Objectives into Corporate Strategy Enhances Both Profit and Purpose
A recent study published in the Journal of Marketing demonstrates that organisations integrating social objectives into their core business strategies contribute positively to society and…
Addressing the Adjustment Needs of International Employees in an Era of Increasing Global Mobility
Researchers from Lithuania and Germany have analysed 222 scientific articles from the last 32 years, revealing that most research (72 per cent) has focused on…
Dual Impacts of Bridging Boundaries
In the complex landscape of international business, it’s common for companies to assign their employees as expatriates in overseas roles. These expatriates are essential for…
The Increased Spending Associated with Cashless Transactions
A study led by researchers from the University of Adelaide reveals that individuals tend to spend more when using cashless payment methods than traditional cash.…
Recent Study Questions Cryptocurrencies’ Status as a ‘Safe Haven’ Asset
A collaboration involving scholars from Bangor Business School in Wales, Poznań University of Economics and Business, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Poland, and Montpellier University in…
Studies indicate potential dangers for beginner investors on gamified investment platforms
What are the implications when online trading platforms start mirroring games with incentives like badges and colourful confetti to keep investors engaged for extended periods?…