Michael Pirson, an associate professor who specializes in humanistic management and delivers relevant presentations all over the world, is one of three new inductees into the international think tank known as the Club of Rome. Established in Italy in 1968, the Club of …
The California contingent of the Fordham University family will get a chance in March to hear about some of the most interesting research coming from the faculty at the schools of business. Lerzan Aksoy, a professor of marketing and the …
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The dean of Fordham University‘s schools of business will be wearing a different hat tonight, sitting on the bench during the Fordham women’s basketball game at Rose Hill Gymnasium. Dean Donna Rapaccioli will be the guest coach at the 7 …
Website user agreements are often so obtuse that customers can’t adequately understand what their exposure is when they sign up for online services, a Fordham University professor said during a recent roundtable discussion. Joel R. Reidenberg, a Fordham University law …
Lerzan Aksoy, a Fordham University marketing professor and author, has been named associate editor at the Journal of Service Research. The journal is published quarterly and is considered the world’s leading journal in its field. Aksoy, who joined Fordham’s Schools of …
How did the first college football championship games, which ended with Ohio State standing alone after defeating Oregon 42-20 on Jan. 12, do when it came to its format, ratings and merchandise? We turned to Mark Conrad, an associate professor …
A study co-authored by two Fordham University faculty members along with two other academics indicates a sharp gender difference in how chief financial officers at large companies handle risky tax-avoidance measures. “Are Female CFOs Less Tax-Aggressive? Evidence from Tax Aggressiveness,” …
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The dean of Fordham University’s Schools of Business has been honored for her ongoing commitment to improving opportunities and educational quality for young people. The Greater New York Region of the National Organization of Italian American Women named Dean Donna …
The enduring image of Ebenezer Scrooge at the end of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is of the old codger enthusiastically prancing around in his pajamas after a reforming and reaffirming visit from a series of ghosts. “I am as …
By Claire Curry Most people seek out mixed martial arts for the spectacular victories and—quite literally—crushing defeats. Fordham marketing professor Hooman Estelami was drawn in by its statistics. Gathering data on more than 1,100 fights held over a seven-year period, Estelami mined …
