Daily Mail - October 29, 2015 - Britain's second largest newspaper published an article featuring research by Henrik Cronqvist, a professor of finance, which found that companies led by CEOs with daughters are more socially responsible. Article

The Washington Post - October 26, 2015 - An article featured research by Henrik Cronqvist, a professor of finance, which found that companies led by CEOs with daughters are more socially responsible. The article included quotes from Cronqvist, who noted that "having a daughter seems to make the top executives of publicly traded companies in the U.S. a bit softer, specifically in context of social responsibility." Article

Fox Business - October 26, 2015 - An article about whether the U.S. government should require Americans to save money for retirement included quotes from Stefanos Delikouras, an assistant professor of finance, who noted that 'the problem with retirement is that it is light-years away. Individuals are not as farsighted as economists think. They tend to overindulge in the present, ignoring the consequences for the future." Article

The Wall Street Journal - October 16, 2015 - In the newspaper's "The Experts" report, Robert Plant, an associate professor of business technology, argued that "without a strong data protection act in the U.S. and no ombudsman, there is very little guidance for software engineers who are asked to develop systems venturing into areas that are ethically opaque." Article

Harvard Business Review - October 14, 2015 - An article featured an interview with Henrik Cronqvist, a professor of finance, about a study he conducted, which found that company's led by CEOs with daughters are more socially responsible. Article

Time - October 14, 2015 - An article featured research by Henrik Cronqvist, a professor of finance, which found that company's led by CEOs with daughters are more socially responsible and included quotes from his interview with Harvard Business Review. Article