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Using founder imprinting literature, we theorize the innovation performance of founder versus agent CEOs. While founder imprinting is a unique mechanism that is exclusively available to founder CEOs, few studies have explored this phenomenon with corporate innovation performance. Previous...
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We examine how the market reacts to announcements of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) by well-performing acquirers and evaluate the results in light of three hypotheses: 1) managerial ability, 2) empire building, and 3) chief executive officer (CEO) overconfidence. Our results indicate that an...
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The practice of CEOs serving on the boards of other firms has raised concerns from investors and proxy advisory firms about the potential harm to shareholders of CEOs' own firms. I find that holding just one outside directorship benefits shareholders while holding multiple directorships results...
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