Costello College of Business Faculty Media Mentions

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer contributes a research-based thought piece on real-estate investment vehicles to The Wall Street Journal titled, "Where REIT Investors Have Earned the Best Returns."

Polish opinion magazine Wszystko Co Najważniejsze (All That Matters) covers research by Ioannis Bellos and Hang Ren, of the information systems and operations management area, about the trade-offs of EV test drives in an article titled, "Test driving an electric car may discourage you from buying one."

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer writes in Fortune about a new type of risky behavior becoming prevalent among retail investors in n article titled, "The rise of financial nihilism in retail traders."

Sharaya Jones, assistant professor of marketing, appears on The Academic Minute to discuss her research on the challenges of joint consumption in an article titled, "Why Choosing Stuff to Share is an Ordeal."

Siddharth Bhattacharya, assistant professor of information systems and operations management, contributes a co-authored piece to Sloan Management Review about how AI-generated "adult content" fueled a rise in sexual crime in Japan in an article titled, "The Link Between Explicit AI-Generated Images and Offline Crime."

Research co-authored by Lei Gao, associate professor of finance, is covered in Science of Money in an article titled, "Attention has a price: New research links retail investor interest to earnings management."

DatingNews.com covers research co-authored by Sabari Rajan Karmegam, assistant professor of information systems and operations management, concerning a matchmaking app in India that found success with a "gender gating" model that barred men not meeting certain criteria from viewing women's profiles in an article titled, "Study Finds Women Find Better Matches With Fewer Dating Options."

A research paper by Einav Hart, assistant professor of management, was the subject of an article on the Entrepreneur website titled, "Think Your Skills Will Get You Hired? Companies Are Tracking This Hidden Metric Too."

Finance adjunct professor Sean Spence was featured in WalletHub's recent article about budget categories in an article titled, "12 Common Budget Categories."

Einav Hart, assistant professor of management, co-authors an article for Harvard Business Review based upon her research finding that fast-replying job-seekers enjoy outsized advantages with managers and employers in an article titled, "Are You Biased Toward Job Candidates Who Reply Quickly?"