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Executives ignore SEC legal requirements to warn investors about inflation risk, new research finds

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Counties cut public welfare spending when forced to disclose pension costs, study finds

Accounting

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After SVB failure, Haas faculty raise concerns about systemic weaknesses in banking

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Good Deals

Finance

Accounting’s big lie — and how to fix it

Project on Government Oversight

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Quality Check

Wall Street

How should ESG investing be regulated? Q&A with Prof. Panos Patatoukas (Part 2)

Sustainability

Politics won’t stop ESG progress: Q&A with Panos Patatoukas (Part 1)

New Berkeley Haas faculty members 2022

Berkeley Haas welcomes nine new professors

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Faculty, Graduate Student Instructors honored with 2022 Cheit Awards

Top sustainable investing leaders gather at Haas to discuss ESG disclosures

Mitigating the impact of wildfires on homes is critical to improving U.S. economic outcomes

Washington Center for Equitable Growth

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A decade after relaxing IPO rules, the GOP wants to loosen again. Some academics offer a warning

Barron's

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The JOBS Act led to lower-quality IPOs, more risk for investors, study finds

2022 best & brightest business major: Daniel Tsentsiper, UC Berkeley (Haas)

Poets & Quants for Undergrads

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Conflict Resolution

Sourcing Minerals

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SPAC startups made lofty promises. They aren’t working out.

The Wall Street Journal

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How accounting for mineral sourcing lowered violence in Central Africa

B-schools for high-paying finance, accounting jobs

U.S. News & World Report

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The real effects of conflict minerals disclosures

Columbia Law School Blog

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