Are Bounty Whistleblower Programs Effective?
Whistleblowers play an important role in the detection and deterrence of corporate fraud.
Which is More Motivating, Cash Rewards or Gift Card Rewards? 
Gift card rewards may be an effective means of sustaining the motivation of weaker performers to work hard – a problem of particular importance when employees compete against one another for rewards.
Necessary Evil or Valued Team Member? 
Relationships matter when auditors and IT specialists work together but they don’t always see their relationship the same way, or in a good way.
Analyst's Residing Country and Research Report Bias
When reading an analyst’s report, pay special attention to where the analyst is from, not which brokerage the analyst is affiliated with or where the firm that is covered is headquartered.
Wait, what? Shareholders Prefer their Corporations to Pay Taxes? 
They do when incentives like shareholder credits for corporate taxes paid exist.
The association between director overcompensation and related party transactions prone to insider opportunism
This study provides empirical evidence on the association between independent directors’ compensation and related party transactions suggesting that overcompensating directors has an adverse effect on their independence and the effectiveness of board monitoring.
Does Board Expertise Always Enhance Firm Performance?
Policy makers and regulators generally believe firms should enlist directors with more expertise.
Unrecognized Asset Values affect the Relation between Equity Returns and Debt Valuation Adjustment
When a firm suffers from a credit downgrade, will it be possible for the firm to record a large unrealized gain in its income?
Does corporate income tax avoidance require risk-taking?
Do firms first exhaust relatively “safe” tax planning strategies before turning to “risky” strategies, as they pursue more tax savings?
