Finding love isn’t so much about finding a spark. According to Sarah Buchner, MBA ’21, it’s about being strategic. bit.ly/3Qs3k7f

'Worldwide, only one in three adults is financially literate.' Professor Annamaria Lusardi shares her latest research on financial literacy rates in the US and beyond, and ways that organizations can help elevate financial learning. #financialliteracymonth
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MBA alum Deb Liu, acknowledges that the deck is stacked against #women in the workplace. But through leading some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley, she’s shown how women can activate their power over their careers. bit.ly/3JHMKfU

Tax season isn’t over yet. In honor of this annual American event, we’ve gathered faculty research and analysis on the often complicated topic of taxation. #taxes stanford.io/3WlvqVf

Stanford GSB faculty may not be able to help you file your #taxes , but their research could help you understand taxation better. These nine articles offer insights and aim to make the subject a bit less… taxing. stanford.io/3QpQZAq

Renowned short seller Fahmi Quadir has garnered a reputation for her laser-like precision in choosing investments. At a recent CASI Stanford event, she discussed the philosophy and strategy behind her maverick tendencies. #businessandsociety stanford.io/3WjuJvL

Feeling angry? Andrew Loh, MBA ’22, says rage can be fuel in the fight for justice. “Anger ignites action ignites change,” he says. bit.ly/49Zsjpp

Professor Bård Harstad’s most recent paper uncovers a phenomenon that could incentivize governments to set more environmentally friendly policies. He calls it the “conservation multiplier.” #businessandsociety #climate stanford.io/3w3t9Uf

Some investors want more environmental and social #sustainability in their investments. This study by Professor David Larcker reveals who they are. #esg stanford.io/4aSEUvz

Conformity can stifle #innovation . That’s why Professor Walter Powell is working to expose the forces that drive organizations and industries into a stultifying state of sameness. #management stanford.io/3Whubq8

What pushes governments to favor conservation over exploitation of natural resources? Professor Bård Harstad has uncovered a key mechanism that could dramatically sway environmental policy. #businessandsociety #climate stanford.io/4diCGr5

This Stanford Impact Founder fellow is on a nutritious mission. Nia Rose Froome, MBA ’23, is working to expand healthy food options in underserved communities. stanford.io/4bfdMXv

Feeling angry? Andrew Loh, MBA ’22, says rage can be fuel in the fight for justice. “Anger ignites action ignites change,” he says. bit.ly/3Ugb11u

“When was the last time you were truly, deeply angry?” asks Andrew Loh, MBA ’22. According to him, anger isn’t an emotion to be avoided, but a tool that can drive us to action. bit.ly/49VfOuL

Search ads are often considered a necessary evil — the price we pay to use a search engine for free. But according to Associate Professor Navdeep Sahni, searchers might actually benefit from seeing ads. #marketing stanford.io/3xUfHTf

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“Kind of”
“Perhaps”

Do you use any of these hedging phrases in your speech? Turns out, ″[they] can actually undermine our competence and intelligence,” says lecturer Matt Abrahams. Here’s what you should say instead to sound more confident. bit.ly/3Ug22gA

Some investors want more environmental and social #sustainability in their investments. This study by Professor David Larcker reveals who they are. #esg stanford.io/3JCWPus

Are people’s investment choices affected by issues like #climatechange and social inequality? According to Professor David Larcker, it depends on the investors’ age. #esg stanford.io/3wan8Fb

For companies intent on reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, carbon reporting is key. This video explains what it is and why accurate measurement is the first step toward reaching emissions targets.

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Conformity can stifle #innovation . That’s why Professor Walter Powell is working to expose the forces that drive organizations and industries into a stultifying state of sameness. #management stanford.io/4dgfjOK