Social capital, strategic relatedness and the formation of intraorganizational linkages

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This article examines the organizational dynamics of multinational firms, focusing on the evolutionary processes involved in network formation or linkages for resource exchange. Research suggests that the interaction between strategic relatedness and social capital influences the development of intraorganizational linkages.

Infrastructure (Economics), International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Social networks, Human capital

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CEO founder status and firm financial performance

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Research presented concerns the benefits and potential liabilities that founders and chief executive officers bring to their organizations through their reputations. The relationship between firm performance and CEO founder status is examined.

Finance, Chief executive officers, Corporations, Corporate finance

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Niche and performance: The moderating role of network embeddedness

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The firm performance is determined by the interaction between network embeddedness and both product and process niche. When network embeddedness is high, the extent of a distinctive firm has a positive impact on its performance.

United States, Science & research, Management dynamics, Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Evaluation, Company business management, Business networks (Social groups)

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