Business economics is an applied economics field studying how corporations navigate financial, organizational, market-related, and environmental challenges.
The exposure of a company to factors that may lower profits, affect operations, or lead to failure.
A financial strategy involving a company repurchasing its outstanding shares.
The senior executive responsible for managing company finances.
Corporate Governance: The Art of Balancing Interests in Business
Deleveraging: The Art of Shrinking Debt One Slip at a Time
Discovery into the aspects of a company's business that have been put on the back burner.
A tax avoidance technique that combines Irish and Dutch subsidiaries to minimize corporate tax liabilities.
Empire Building: The Quest for Corporate Dominion and Personal Amplification
A Go-Shop Period allows bidding companies to seek better offers post a firm purchase offer.
A humorous look at the not-so-friendly world of hostile takeover bids!
A cheeky acquisition strategy with more drama than a soap opera.
A system allowing employees to act like entrepreneurs within organizations.
A business unit that uses capital to directly contribute to a firm's profitability.
A financial strategy involving debt to reduce equity and align interests.
A framework for organizational effectiveness analyzing seven internal alignment factors.
An overview of stock compensation for employees, including types, vesting, and perks!
Understanding the Sustainable Growth Rate and Its Importance for Companies
A comprehensive overview of Lancaster University Management School, its rankings, accreditation, programs, and reputation as a leading business education institution.
A whimsical term describing a company's change of heart in hostile takeover attempts to propose a friendly merger instead.
