Costello College of Business Faculty Media Mentions

Finance adjunct professor Sean Spence was featured in WalletHub's recent article about budget categories in an article titled, "12 Common Budget Categories."

Einav Hart, assistant professor of management, co-authors an article for Harvard Business Review based upon her research finding that fast-replying job-seekers enjoy outsized advantages with managers and employers in an article titled, "Are You Biased Toward Job Candidates Who Reply Quickly?"

Werf&, a leading Dutch HR knowledge platform, covered management professor Einav Hart's co-authored research on the benefits of quick response for job hunters in an article titled, "First come, first served?' Why a quick responder always has an edge."

A working paper co-authored by Yi Cao, assistant professor of accounting, was cited in a HousingWire article titled, "Data centers emerge as real estate’s newest pricing wildcard," about how data centers are affecting real estate prices.

Brad Greenwood, the Costello Distinguished Professor of Business, joins The Last Show with David Cooper to discuss his recent research on legalization of online betting and its apparent dangers in an Apple Podcasts episode titled, "Online Sports Betting and Addiction."

Information systems and operations management professor Sabari Rajan Karmegam's recently published research on "gender gating" and online matchmaking is receiving international attention.

Professor of finance Derek Horstmeyer comments to The New York Times about the rise and possible future fall of "MANGO" (Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI and SpaceX) on financial markets in an article titled, "Are the ‘MANGOS’ Stocks Already Turning Soft?"

Harvard Business Review (Taiwan) publishes an article by accounting professors Yi Cao and Long Chen about how AI's democratization of market expertise is changing corporate disclosure in an article titled, "Outsmarting AI's Legal Insights: How Can Companies Ensure Effective Information Disclosure?"

Brad Greenwood, the Costello Distinguished Professor of Business, co-authored a recent paper on the deleterious mental-health effects of online gambling, which has been covered in an article on Canadian web portal Pieuvre titled, "The legalization of online betting has increased cases of addiction."

Research co-authored by Einav Hart, assistant professor of marketing, is covered in The Charlotte Observer article titled, "Why playing hard to get can backfire in the job market," which also quotes Hart.