Before and after the technology sector crash: The effect of environmental munificence on stock market response to alliances of e-commerce firms

Article Abstract:

The sudden technology sector crash is treated as a natural experiment to investigate how dramatic changes in resource availability in the e-commerce sector affect stock market response to interfirm alliances. The findings demonstrate the importance of environmental conditions and how these affect stock interpretation of signals inherent in alliance announcements.

Labor market, Technology and civilization, Technology and society, Stock markets, Stock market, Labour market

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Minding your distance: How management consulting firms use service marks to position competitively

Article Abstract:

The dyadic dynamics of positioning of services by consulting firms is examined. Results indicate that positioning is both dynamic and multidimensional in nature, with firms maximizing the advantages of positioning either near or far, while minimizing the disadvantages.

Management dynamics, Service Industries, Management and Public Relations, Management, Services industry, Company business management, Consulting services

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Turnaround in East Asian firms: evidence from ethnic overseas Chinese communities

Article Abstract:

Research shows that Chinese American firms in decline can turn around if strong measures are taken.? Research is not applicable to mainland China.

Asia, East Asia, Chinese Americans

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