Opportunities for advancement: Gender bias in the workplace
Gender-based assumptions and stereotypes influence a wide array of social behavior. These stereotypes are so prevalent we often don’t realize their impact. Gender bias, and other biases, influences nearly every decision we make, resulting in
.99-ending prices: Are they really as effective as we assume?
There has been a long-standing debate among researchers regarding what makes prices ending in .99 so attractive to consumers. Some argue that consumers tend to focus on the left digits, rounding the .99 down (e.g., viewing $18.99 as $18).
Three’s Company: Trio of Extension faculty members join Trulaske community this fall
By Stephen Schmidt
Three of the newest faculty members of the Trulaske College of Business community have made their way this fall to Cornell Hall by way of the former MU College of Human Environmental Sciences (HES).
The Future of Finance
Professors in the Finance Department in the Trulaske College of Business are publishing research that’s shaping the future of investing and trading. Here’s a look at four researchers and their findings.
By Kelsey Allen
Building a truly symbiotic relationship
MU research suggests an organization's attitude toward diversity is a key contributor to helping refugees become productive members of a host nation.
And the Award Goes To ...
Trulaske faculty win best paper awards at some of the most prominent business conferences and competitions.
By Kelsey Allen
Four Trulaske students complete premier AT &T partnership course
At the beginning of the Spring 2020 semester, four Trulaske College of Business students joined 15 students from colleges across campus for an intensive course spawned from a partnership between Mizzou and AT &T.
Finance professor, PhD alumnus receive 2019 Hillcrest Behavioral Finance Award
Kuntara Pukthuanthong, Robert J. Trulaske, Jr.