GBR

2002, Volume 05, Issue 2

Go Directly to Jail?

Go Directly to Jail?

Careless decisions lead uncritical executives to trouble

Michael Magasin, JD


Making Mergers a Growth Strategy

Making Mergers a Growth Strategy

Go beyond resource-based thinking to create real value

Kent Rhodes, PhD


Artificial Intelligence Techniques Enhance Business Forecasts

Artificial Intelligence Techniques Enhance Business Forecasts

Computer-based analysis increases accuracy

Owen P. Hall, Jr., PhD


E-Commerce Reboots

E-Commerce Reboots

Leveraging the Internet to transform business practice

David M. Smith, PhD, Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD and Kathryn Besser, MBA


Sealing Cracks in the Capital Markets

Sealing Cracks in the Capital Markets

Investors will pay risk premiums until new behaviors are instituted

Michael Kinsman, PhD, CPA & Bruce Samuelson, DBA, CPA


Does Market Efficiency Trump Behavioral Bias in Finance Decisions?

Does Market Efficiency Trump Behavioral Bias in Finance Decisions?

Understanding the effect of each can improve decision making

L. Wayne Gertmenian, PhD, and Nikolai Chuvakhin


Conversation with John Shields

Conversation with John Shields

Former Chairman and CEO of Trader Joe's

Mark Mallinger, PhD


Editor's Note: Weapons of Mass Disruption

Editor's Note: Weapons of Mass Disruption

Logistics critical in uncertain times

Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD


IT Matters: Web Services Prevail Despite Travail

IT Matters: Web Services Prevail Despite Travail

Tech slump yields economies for supply-chain and sell-chain automation

Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD



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