A Data-Driven View of Investment Decisions
Q&A with Katharina Lewellen, Associate Professor of Business Administration.
Q&A with Katharina Lewellen, Associate Professor of Business Administration.
New research takes the “friendship paradox” beyond mathematical theory, and adds an intriguing corollary.
Digital marketing was practically in the stone ages when Carly Rosenberg graduated from Tuck in 2005 and went to work as a marketing manager at Saks Fifth Avenue.
H. Gilbert Welch examines the assumptions that drive excessive medical care.
Tuck marketing professor Punam Anand Keller tackles obesity in her research.
Tuck beat teams from 13 other top-tier global business schools.
Peter Golder talks about industry pioneers, memory bias, and healthy paranoia.
Tuck alumni launch new undergraduate business course.
Tuck OnSite Global Consulting students are making the world a better place.
Ron Adner offers a more nuanced and powerful tool to examine strategic positioning.
Amit Bhattacharjee uncovers the hidden perils of marketing on the basis of identity.
John Lynch honored for epitomizing values associated with Robert Frost.
Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough shared leadership lessons from the Wright Brothers.
Constance Helfat and Margaret Peteraf examine the role of managerial cognitive capability in firms’ ability to adapt to change.
Richard Sansing sheds light on cost-sharing arrangements that save U.S. corporations billions in income taxes.
Research documents benefits of omni-channel marketing.
When you visit your local health food store, drugstore, or supermarket in the next few months, you might notice a new natural sensitive toothpaste from Tom’s of Maine. Called “Rapid Relief,” the toothpaste uses a patented and clinically proven formula of arginine, a naturally derived amino acid, and calcium carbonate.
Undergrads just completed an intense three weeks of business education at Tuck.