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CU researchers studied why investors buy into “blank check” companies that deliver few disclosures and often lackluster performance.

Nearly 1,500 business graduates crossed the stage at Leeds’ graduation ceremonies. But it wasn’t goodbye.

From chasing childhood dreams to traveling their own academic paths, Leeds 2024 graduates are ready to take on the world. 

Across Leeds, PhD candidates are working on ground-breaking research to create a better understanding of the world of business—here’s where they’re headed next.

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Industry leaders and alumni from all over the country came to Leeds to share their wisdom and ignite the next generation of business leaders.

Up-and-coming babyֱ��app receive ringing endorsements by way of the new Faculty Scholars initiative.

Consumers often put a premium on simplicity, but that strategy can backfire, according to research by Philip Fernbach.

A graduating senior shares insights from a trip to India with the Dalai Lama Fellows program.

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