Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Timing of DEI Initiatives Can Impact Stock Prices
Focusing corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on social groups with perceived diminishing support during a U.S. presidency can lead to higher stock prices, according to research from the University of New Hampshire Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics. In a study... Read More
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Loris Rubini loves all aspects of academia, encompassing teaching, service, and research. However, he admits that he takes particular pride in his... -
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As the recipient of the 2023 UNH Sustainability Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, Ju-Chin Huang was initially unsure what to think. “It’s... -
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