Editorial Blog

As electric vehicles (EVs) become mainstream, a less visible but increasingly urgent question arises: what happens to their batteries when they reach the end of ...

Multinational firms use various methods to transfer profits from high-tax countries to low-tax countries. One of the most well-known tactics is transfer ...

Three exciting lectures for 8- to 12-year-olds.

Recent co-authored research by Prof. Dr. Jannis Bischof and doctoral students Vincent Giese and Gerrit von Zedlitz has been featured on Knowledge@Wharton, ...

The year 2025 is drawing to a close. In his Christmas address, Dean Joachim Lutz talks about challenges and achievements and wishes students, professors, staff, ...

The holiday season is no longer just about cozy gift exchanges; it's now a critical time for retailers too. With consumers overwhelmed by special deals, gift ...

Many people take unnecessary financial risks or miss valuable opportunities simply because they lack the knowledge for making informed decisions. In an ...

Prof. Dr. Max Reinwald, Assistant Professor of Management, has been cited as an expert on the so-called Glass Cliff theory in numerous leading media outlets, ...

By Dr. Claudia Rossetti, Prof. Torsten Biemann, and Dr. Katja Dlouhy (Chair of Human Resource Management and Leadership)

Dividends are often seen as the holy grail of investing: buy a stock, hold it, and enjoy regular payouts. Stability, reliability, passive income – the dream of ...