By Chelsee Pengal Do you ever scroll through Facebook or Twitter and see the same tweets touting dubious information repeatedly shared on your feed? If so, you’re not alone. According to Apostolos Filippas, Ph.D., assistant professor of information, technology, and …

By Chelsee Pengal How does the sudden death of a company’s CEO affect its shareholder value? What does the answer mean for aspiring leaders? Hye Seung (Grace) Lee, Ph.D., assistant professor in the accounting and taxation area at the Gabelli …

By Claire Curry When Covid-19 struck in March, transitioning from teaching in person to an entirely virtual format in a matter of a couple of weeks was every educator’s challenge.  Clinical Associate Professor of Accounting Paul Lynch, Ph.D., was in …

Written by John D. Finnerty This essay was published in Fortune on July, 16 2020. Click Here to Read it. The U.S. headline unemployment rate dropped from 13.3% in May to 11.1% in June. This is very good news. Coming on the heels …

Dr. Iftekhar Hasan, a celebrated Gabelli School of Business professor of finance, gave his first lecture as a conferred University Professor to a large group of students and colleagues, including University Provost Dennis Jacobs and Vice Provost, Jonathan Crystal, on …

Each year, the faculty of the Gabelli School of Business is honored for their service, and this year was no exception. Faculty Awards Day, arranged by Donna Rapaccioli, dean of the Gabelli School, was celebrated on May 8th, recognizing special …

When you think of “magic,” what comes to mind? A magician’s show? Ancient rituals? Most likely you are not picturing a group of business executives in a conference room. However, Timothy Malefyt, clinical associate professor at the Gabelli School, says …

By Tanisia Morris Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. It’s hard to participate in Julita Haber’s Research in Management course without breaking a sweat. The course, which focuses on developing …

If you’re a sports fan, you probably know that college basketball’s March Madness tournament just wrapped up, that the new baseball season is underway, and (of course) that football will start in the fall. You may not know, however, that the …

Can good people with good intentions still have biased thoughts? According to Mahzarin Banaji, the answer is yes, which she proved during her presentation to Gabelli School faculty and administrators. As a professor of social ethics at Harvard University, Banaji …