Articles by Michael Davis, PhD
Michael Davis, PhD, is currently a professor of accounting in the School of Management at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He received his PhD in accounting at the University of Massachusetts in 1986. In addition to his full-time teaching and research responsibilities, he operates Denali ATV Adventures with his son/partner during the summer months in Alaska.
10 Lessons for Entrepreneurs
This article culls the top 10 lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs, based on the author’s research and hands-on experience starting two companies.
Too Late for an IPO?
The Initial Public Offerings market is favoring a solid business plan, real profitability, and little or no debt.
Is Price Everything?
New disclosure rules will help investors determine whether they are getting the “best execution” of their trades, given their criteria.
How Small Firms Plan to Grow
Entrepreneurs are opting for new modes of finance and compensation.
The Battle Over Merger Accounting
Despite proposed pooling of interests accounting rule, firms are urged to pursue mergers that make economic sense.
Thinking of Doing an IPO?
Overview of the IPO process, including costs and benefits.
Still Thinking of Doing an IPO?
An overview of the IPO process including costs and benefits.
