Motivation Works Best With Final Goal In Mind, Stanford Finds
The Stanford Graduate School of Business recently published new research from Assistant Marketing Professor Szu-chi Huang on when and how people are motivated–intel that could prove extremely valuable to any company “that incorporates goal-setting, uses incentive programs to motivate employees or has a loyalty program in which customers accumulate points.”
New Stanford Unicorn Study Shows Bubble Ready To Burst
Analysts from the Stanford Graduate School of Business recently looked into new research that examines the changing definition of Unicorns—venture-backed startups worth more than $1 billion.
Financial Times Reveals Top Finance MBAs for 2017
The business end of business school has become a great cause of concern, particularly since the bubble burst in ‘08. MBAs need to be more technically adept and more comprehensively schooled to remain competitive in the financial services industry. As is the case with any major investment, the question is always how to get the most bang for one’s buck from whatever opportunity’s in play.
Stanford Prof Talks GOP Income Tax Strategies
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business professor and former tax strategy advisor Lisa De Simone recently discussed the potential for the GOP to fix the corporate income tax system, whose rate he wants to cut from 35 percent to 15 percent. The new prospective corporate tax rate would drop the United States, currently the third highest in the world, to well below the 29.5 percent weighted average rate.
Stanford Study Reveals Gender Bias in Investment Industry
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business recently debuted a study co-authored by professor Amit Seru that reveals a nationwide gender bias when it comes to punishing women in the financial industry.
Stanford Finds Link Between Stress, Time and Money
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business recently debuted new research from professor Jeffrey Pfeffer (no relation), Haas-Berkeley professor Dana R. Carney and UCLA Anderson School of Management professor Sanford DeVoe, which demonstrates the often harsh effects of time-money awareness can have on stress levels.
