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Innovation: Frage von Unternehmenskultur und Managementgeschick
This article reports on the outcome of a recent study - "Effects of the aging workforce on the innovation process". The research, conducted by a team of students from Jacobs University Bremen, RSM and the GISMA Business School in…
24 PR.de Unknown
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Studie: Unternehmensmanager geben kursrelevante Informationen heraus
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
Fmm-magazin Unknown
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Sharing Inside Information Is More Common Than You Might Think
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
Forbes Blogs Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Beleggers krijgen koersgevoelige informatie van bestuurders
A recent study shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens, who conducted the research, comment in this article. They argue for more transparency from…
Managersonline.nl Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Los resultados del Ránking MBA de las escuelas globales 2011
This Spanish article publishes a wordlwide MBA ranking. Harvard Business School is number 1 on the list, RSM holds the 31st position.
MBA & Educación Ejecutiva - AméricaEconomía Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Classement du Financial Times 2010 : les 65 meilleurs Masters en Management
This article is a result of the Financial Times ranking 2010 for best Master in Management (MiM) programme. ESCP Europe holds the 1st position, RSM the 11th.
Studyrama Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Bestuurders geven vaak koersgevoelige informatie
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
Kluwer Financieel Management Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Den Weg zum Gipfel finden
This article is about a new elective for female MBA candidates at RSM, 15 women will climb Mount Kilimanjaro (5895m) as part of a leadership course led by author and leadership coach Rebecca Stephens, the first British woman to…
Financial Times Deutschland Unknown
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Voorkennis komt enorm vaak voor
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
De Financiele Telegraaf Online
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Investors frequently receive price-sensitive information from companies in one-on-one meetings
A recent study by Erik Roelofsen and Gerard Mertens shows that analysts and investors frequently receive price-sensitive information. Erik Roelofsen comments in this article. He argues for more transparency from companies.
creditman.biz Online
Tuesday, 3 May 2011