Are there fundamental institutional differences between the central banks of the euro area and the United States, and with what consequences? In this...
By Jean-Edouard Colliard
Europe’s democracy is constantly challenged and questioned. In his latest paper published in the German Law Journal (Cambridge University Press) in...
By Alberto Alemanno
The tech sector lures many a young graduate. But when it booms, dot-com workers may find that their once attractive salaries don't keep pace with those...
By Johan Hombert, Adrien Matray
In an article published this month in the journal Business & Society1, Aurélien Feix, research fellow at HEC, and Déborah Philippe, HEC alumna and...
By Aurélien Feix, Déborah Philippe
What is the role of the President of the ECB? Why was her nomination particularly scrutinized? Are there fundamental institutional differences between...
How can herding and social media word-of-mouth increase the demand online? In this interview, Xitong Li, Associate Professor of Information Systems at...
By Xitong Li
In September 2019, the European Central Bank (E.C.B.) shifted its forward guidance on rates from short-term calendar-based type to state contingency...
By Gaetano Gaballo
Disney is going live in the US. Time Warner, one of the biggest Hollywood studios, is launching HBO Max. Netflix faces a new competition with other video...
By Ankur Chavda
Researchers have investigated the effect of the transfer of intellectual property rights from researchers to employing universities, in the USA and in...
By Thomas Åstebro
Do credit rating agencies detect accounting fraud? Pepa Kraft of HEC Paris, with Allen Huang and Shiheng Wang of Hong Kong University of Science and...
By Pepa Kraft
