The degree of unexpected disclosure in interim reports affects the communication of earnings information to the market. This finding is built upon here by investigating whether individual components of disclosure, rather than the overall disclosure, are made use of. The data comprise information...

This research discovers a possible pattern of market response to the degree of interim disclosure. All of the interim reports submitted by non-financial sector listed firms on the Helsinki Exchanges over the period 1985–1993 are examined. When a 20-day post-announcement period is...

Compared to offline media communications, business-to-consumer (B2C) websites possess unique characteristics that affect the likelihood of generating emotional reactions to the web experience itself, the brand, fellow customers, and employees of the firm. The emotion-causing antecedents...

It is suggested in this article that a firm's mandatory disclosure policy can be summarized in a single factor characterizing the type of firm. For voluntary disclosure policy a firm-size variable should be included in the model, in addition to the firm-type factor. The fit of the capital...

There is a wealth of evidence of a certain delay in the market's adjustment to published earnings information. However, there is a shortage of studies focusing on whether this behaviour can be explained at least partially by the level and quality of disclosures released together with earnings....