In the News
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America's Superstar Companies Are a Drag on Growth
Lack of competition lets them gouge consumers, underpay workers and invest too little.
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Lehavy Suggests That Overnight Trading Is Affected by Sentiment
By combing through 23 years of overnight stock-trading history, Michigan Ross Professor Reuven Lehavy and two California researchers have uncovered a method of measuring the impact of investor sentiment on individual companies.
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Shakespeare Speaks to WSJ About Accounting’s Future
Will automation lead to the death of accountants? U-M Professor Cathy Shakespeare says no. Though basic bookkeeping can be handled by software, there’s still a strong need for well-trained accountants who can interpret the results.
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Events
Each year Michigan Accounting hosts conferences, seminars and events in support of accounting excellence in research and teaching.
Harvey E. Kapnick Accounting Conference: May 8-9, 2025