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,” …

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 …

A Fordham University Schools of Business professor will be getting a rare inside look at the television industry as part of a fellowship awarded to her by an industry professional organization. Bozena I. Mierzejewska, an assistant professor of communications and …

Robert Hurley has spent more than 20 years advocating for effective leadership, management and trust. Now his work is being recognized by a leader in the push for ethical business standards. The Ethisphere Institute has named Hurley, a professor of …

Two centuries of historical data from three countries show that erratic monetary policy gives rise to erratic economic behavior, according to new research conducted by a noted Fordham University business faculty member. James R. Lothian, a distinguished professor of finance and …

When the Office of the Inspector General of the federal Securities and Exchange Commission needed someone to discuss enforcement of laws within the various commission divisions, it turned to a Fordham University professor. Kenneth Davis, a professor of law and …

Michael Pirson is a busy man. In September, the Fordham University schools of business professor delivered a lecture at the Ecole Nationale d’Administration in France. In October, he was in Germany at another conference. And on Nov. 7, he will …

Big Data, technology innovation, service ecosystems, social media and CRM — these are just a few of the topics covered at this year’s Frontiers in Service Conference held at the University of Miami in late June. Associate Professor of Marketing Lerzan Aksoy co-chaired the …