Warrington in the News Articles: page 17
It’s no secret that Warrington faculty are internationally renowned for their innovative research. The media looks to our scholars for insights and impactful news. See below where our faculty are featured in the news.
As a series of high-profile companies look to make their debuts on the market this year, Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter shares his expert advice on the impact these IPOs will have with multiple news outlets.
Unprofitable companies raising IPO cash
BloombergEndeavor pulls IPO after Peloton's poor debut
The Wall Street JournalIPO crashes send chills from Wall Street to Silicon Valley
Financial TimesThe remarkable rise - and epic fall - of WeWork's charismatic, controversial founder Adam Neumann
FortuneIPOs have been crushed in 2019. Why that's actually good news for stocks
Barron's
Research from Cordell Eminent Scholar Chair Jay Ritter helps form advice on how retirees should respond to the steadily growing news stories about an imminent recession.
Opinion: Here’s how retirees should plan for an imminent recession
Marketplace
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter comments on WeWork’s value in its now postponed IPO.
Investor skepticism prompts WeWork to postpone its IPO
Marketplace
Cordell Eminent Scholar Chair Jay Ritter shares in the Silicon Angle article as well as in an article by the Financial Times that SmileDirectClub share’s percentage slide was the third-worst among IPOs of more than $100 million since 1990.
SmileDirectClub flops in one of the worst-performing IPOs in decades
Silicon AngleSmileDirectClub shares tumble 28% in public debut
Financial Times
Cordell Eminent Scholar Chair Jay Ritter comments on Peloton’s journey to an initial public offering.
Peloton puts its own spin on accounting metrics ahead of IPO
Bloomberg
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter recently discussed IPOs with CNBC’s Jon Fortt on his show Fortt Knox in honor of the 15th anniversary of Google’s IPO.
Goodbye IPO, hello direct listing?
CNBC
Cordell Eminent Scholar Chair Jay Ritter shares insights on why investors are willing to pay high prices for less profitable IPOs.
Today’s Tech IPOs Offer Lower Growth for Top Dollar
The Wall Street JournalDue to an Unusual Clause, WeWork Founder Could Make Millions If the Company Hits a Market Cap of $90 Billion
Fortune
Matherly Professor Anuj Kumar’s research showcases how wealthy, educated families are using school ratings to self-segregate.
Information Systems and Operations Management professor's research on how wealthy families use school ratings to self-segregate featured among most popular stories
The 74 Million
Matherly Professor Anuj Kumar notes that Amazon’s new delivery station in St. Lucie County might do more harm than good for local businesses.
Florida's St. Lucie County braces for 'Amazon effect,' but is that a good thing?
TCPalm
Director of Energy Studies Ted Kury spoke with WJCT News about why the JEA utility sale could top records.