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  • Board independence and managerial authority 
    Dah, Mustafa; Jizi, Mohammad; Sbeity, Sadim (2018-03-16)
    Purpose The imposition of the Sarbanes Oxley Act and the NYSE/NASDAQ regulations boosted the proportion of independent directors serving on corporate boards. For certain firms, increasing the number of independent directors ...
  • Board independence and the efficacy of social reporting 
    Dah, Mustafa A.; Jizi, Mohammad I. (2018-07-30)
    The recent decade of scandals, financial crisis, and loss in moral values questioned the soundness of firms' governance structure and held them more accountable to their societies. This put corporate boards under increased ...
  • Board independence and the efficiency of internal capital markets. (c2015) 
    Zantout, Mohammad Hani (2016-03-30)
    This paper focuses on the effect of increased board independence on the efficiency of internal capital markets in diversified firms. We find that the increase in board independence post-SOX may have moved firms away from ...
  • Board monitoring and audit fees 
    Jizi, Mohammad; Nehme, Rabih (2020-12-03)
    Purpose This paper aims to examine whether CEO/chair dual roles influence board monitoring-audit fees nexus. The impact of corporate governance on audit fees literature is lacking in the banking sector, which is subject ...
  • Body shop flexibility 
    El-Khalil, Raed; Taraman, K.; Taraman, S. (2018-03-26)
  • Brand addiction 
    Chi Cui, Charles; Mrad, Mona; Hogg, Margaret K. (2020-01-16)
    Brand addiction is one of the most important ways that consumers engage with brands. Other types of consumer-brand relationships include brand attachment, brand love, brand loyalty, brand passion and brand trust. This study ...
  • Brand addiction 
    Mrad, Mona; Chi Cui, Charles (2020-01-16)
    Purpose: This paper aims to develop a definition of brand addiction and a valid brand addiction scale (BASCALE). Design/methodology/approach The authors used focus-group results to define brand addiction and generate ...
  • Brand–brand relational moments 
    Ramadan, Zahy B. (2020-01-16)
    Marketing has evolved from being mainly transactional based to relationship driven. As social media platforms facilitated a two-way communication channel between brands and consumers, they also made it possible for brands ...
  • Budgetary system for contracting companies. (c1985) 
    Baida, Naim (2011-01-11)
  • Building customer relationships while achieving sales performance results 
    Itani, Omar S.; Goad, Emily A.; Jaramillo, Fernando (2020-03-11)
    Despite its importance in sales, listening is an overlooked concept in research with limited empirical studies examining the construct since the work conducted by Castleberry and Shepherd (1993) and Ramsey and Sohi (1997). ...
  • The business cycle in postwar Lebanon 
    Dibeh, Ghassan (2016-05-17)
    The postwar business cycle in Lebanon was dominated by the exchange rate based stabilization (ERBS) program implemented by the successive postwar governments. In the early period 1993–2002, a boom-bust dynamics was generated ...
  • Business education and ethics 
    Unknown author (Business Science Reference, 2018-03-20)
    Education is one of the most consistent and powerful correlates to the development of moral judgment in individuals. Education builds theoretical and some practical basics for making more effective ethical decisions. ...
  • Business ethics and diversity in the modern workplace 
    Unknown author (Business Science Reference, 2018-03-20)
  • Business ethics and religion in the financial business sector 
    Beyrouti, Nouri; Hejase, Ale Jose; Raslan, Mohammad; Hamdar, Bassam; Hejase, Hussin Jose (2018-03-16)
    Business ethics is one of the most discussed topics in this millennium, and one of the most conflicting subjects. Unfortunately, people nowadays believe that ethics is not related to any type of religion, but is a habit ...
  • Business law and ethics 
    Unknown author (Business Science Reference, 2018-03-20)
    Bribes are mainly directed at government officials, although they could be directed at the employees and managers of business firms. However, bribery appears to be a self-defined crime. Bribery of small public sector ...
  • Business performance. (c2008) 
    Kobeissi, Samir (2011-10-04)
    Reasons for conducting this Research The primary objective of the study is to help and guide organizations and their teams in identifying and selecting their performance measures by determining the critical factors that ...
  • Business process re-engineering. (c1995) 
    Jammoul, Nada Y. (2011-04-08)
  • Can "Whatsapp" be the new luxury "app"? (c2018) 
    Mehdi, Nour I. (Lebanese American University, 2018-10-09)
    Although Internet growth and social media expansion have a significant impact on the luxury fashion industry, studies tackling the latter subjects are still limited in number and scope. As the luxury market reached saturation ...
  • Can agents measure up? A comparative study of an agent-based and on-line optimization approach for a drayage problem with uncertainty 
    Srour, Jordan; Tamas, Mahr; De Weerdt, Mathijs; Zuidwijk, Rob (2016-02-11)
    Experiments studying the behavior of agent-based methods over varying levels of uncertainty in comparison to traditional optimization methods are generally absent from the literature. In this paper we apply two structurally ...
  • Can bitcoin’s volatility be tamed? 
    Ammous, Saifedean (2018-11-07)
    Bitcoin is a software for operating a peer-to-peer payment network with its own hard money, without having to rely on a trusted third party. As the use of this network has grown, the value of the token underpinning it has ...

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