Costello College of Business Faculty Media Mentions

Accounting professor Yi Cao's research on Yelp's penalty system for false reviews is written up at the Eater blog in an article titled, "Even for Desperate Restaurants, Fake Reviews Just Aren’t Worth It."

Inc.com covers management professor Einav Hart's 2024 co-authored research on "dual promotion" in an article titled, "The Dual-Promotion Trick That Makes You Look Both Competent and Likable at Work."

Accounting professor Yi Cao speaks to Modern Restaurant Management about his research on the business risks of gaming Yelp's customer-review system, in an article titled, "Customer Trust Is a Long-Term Asset."

Research by Brad Greenwood, Costello Distinguished Professor of Business, on the implications of Amazon's warehouse automation for worker safety is cited by Tech Times, Futurism and others in conjunction with the news that Amazon's robot fleet now numbers more than one million in an article titled, "Amazon Has Now Deployed Over 1 Million Robots, Which Is Bad News for Its 1.5 Million Workers."

Brad Greenwood, Costello Distinguished Professor of Business, comments to Ars Technica about his research on increasing automation in Amazon warehouses and its mixed effects on worker safety in an article titled, "Amazon has over 1 million robot workers. What’s next for human employees?"

Kevin Rockmann, Professor of Management, Assistant Dean for Research and the CGI Corporate Partner Faculty Fellow, speaks to Fortune about remote work policies in the age of AI, in an article titled, "‘We need to trust our employees’: This billionaire CEO went from counting cars in the parking lot past 6pm to embracing hybrid work."

Scripps News covers accounting professor Yi Cao's research on the financial impact of being penalized online for gaming Yelp's customer review system in an article titled, "Why fake positive reviews may hurt businesses more than help."

Lei Gao, associate professor of finance, comments to Virginia Business about compensation structures for Virginia's highest-paid CEOs in an article titled, "Virginia CEO pay continues to shatter records."

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer writes for The Wall Street Journal on the 4% rule for spending in retirement in an article titled, "When the 4% Rule for Spending in Retirement Works—and When It Doesn’t."

Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer writes an op-ed for Fortune on the future of the U.S. dollar as reserve currency in an article titled, "Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer writes an op-ed for Fortune on the future of the U.S. dollar as reserve currency."