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The study reveals that many firms treated crypto like investment assets rather than intangibles, foreshadowing the new fair-value standards under ASU 2023-08.
11/25/2025 | By Jonathan Shipman
NEW RESEARCH POSTS
This study reveals how mountaineers find meaning and identity through preparation and mastery rather than thrill, offering marketing and industry leaders new insight into how consumers pursue fulfillment, manage risk, and align with values in high-stakes experiences.
11/18/2025 | By Steven W. Kopp
This study shows how hiring decisions by large industry-leading firms interact to influence local labor markets—revealing that increases in one firm’s job postings can reduce others’ hiring through wage competition and tighter matching conditions.
11/11/2025 | By Andrew Yizhou Liu
Sharing IT resources with partners can strengthen collaboration and performance—but may also create challenges when shared systems limit flexibility or control.
11/04/2025 | By Abhijith Anand
RESEARCH NEWS
Germany’s blockchain-based FLORA system modernized asylum processing, streamlining intergovernmental data sharing while boosting efficiency and security.
10/14/2025 | By Alyssa Riley; Alexander Rieger and Tamara Roth
Hosted by the accounting department, associate professors Jessica Watkins (Univ. of Notre Dame), John Donovan (Univ. of Notre Dame), and Michael Iselin (Univ. of Minnesota) presented their findings from recent research papers.
10/07/2025 | By Lori McLemore
Shifting political contexts—from party control to ideology—influence firms’ lobbying, PAC contributions and government contract pursuits.
10/07/2025 | By Victoria Hernandez; Jason Ridge
AI and machine learning revolutionize supply chain logistics, delivering best results when combined with robust information sharing and coordinated operations.
09/30/2025 | By Meghan Perry; Janeth Gabaldon
Cultural differences impact mobile cloud app privacy concerns post-adoption. Study reveals how collectivism, power distance affect user retention globally.
09/23/2025 | By Victoria Hernandez; Rajiv Sabherwal
New research explores how social and legacy media shaped public discourse of COVID-19 protective behaviors, influencing risk judgments and health decisions.
09/16/2025 | By Alyssa Riley; Shaila Miranda
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