Some hope for investment firms I was speaking at an investment industry conference this week.
Using data from a survey of 149 early stage technology-based start-up firms, I find several notable results.
"Within one day of applying at architectural firms, I was back in an office".
"Among other member firms, I just don't see this kind of outrage".
Of course, the firms I researched did accept résumés from students at other universities.
Almost 60% of the firms I studied had no female senior investment professionals at all.
With hiring still sluggish at large firms, I suspect we will encounter many more such entrepreneurs.
Even if the government tried to impose additional sanctions on such firms, I doubt it would work.
After Mr Obama's statement the FCC's boss, Tom Wheeler, reportedly told executives of internet firms, "I am an independent agency".
Examining the syndicate loans market for publicly traded U.S. firms I show that tax avoidance is positively related to loan spreads.
As a Senior Purchasing Manager for one of the Northeast's largest construction firms, I develop, lead, and execute purchasing strategies.
