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Bricks, Mortar, Profit, and the Fate of the Earth
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Bricks, Mortar, Profit, and the Fate of the Earth

How sustainable practices in real estate nurture the triple bottom line

A rising force: Emerging economies are gaining ground in wealth and influence
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A rising force: Emerging economies are gaining ground in wealth and influence

The Emerging Markets Institute’s 2016 conference and inaugural Emerging Multinationals Report convey powerful evidence of “a new global landscape” showing a sharp increase in emerging economies as foreign investors and a “blossoming of some of their firms as world champions.”

How winning teams navigate conflict to stay on course
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How winning teams navigate conflict to stay on course

Award-winning research by Beta Mannix and colleagues details strategies successful teams used to manage conflict.

What's Driving the Dramatic Reduction in Public Firms?
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What’s Driving the Dramatic Reduction in Public Firms?

Research by Professor Roni Michaely and co-authors points to a rise in M&As and decline in IPOs.

Puzzle pieces of different colors
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Cornell research uncovers keys to successful and lasting diversity training

Co-authored research by Jamie Perry found the most effective types of diversity training and programs use many different instructional methods.

Launched and ready
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Launched and ready

Introducing the Cornell College of Business

Johnson Welcomes Dean Mark Nelson
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Johnson Welcomes Dean Mark Nelson

Collaborating for Excellence

The Nuances of “Buy the Rumor, Sell the News”
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The Nuances of “Buy the Rumor, Sell the News”

Who benefits and who’s harmed by short-term trades related to big news about stocks?

Online reviews only partially reveal what hotel customers think
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Online reviews only partially reveal what hotel customers think

Hotels can learn a lot about what their guests value the most from text reviews.