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International Trade Theory Meets Banking
Innovative Business at Baylor: David VanHoose, professor of Economics, found that how banks make decisions about loans and deposit services contribute to the flow of funds across international borders. More
Spiritual Capital Indicates Business Success in Developing Countries
Mitch Neubert, professor of Management, and Steve Bradley, professor of Entrepreneurship, found that faith maturity predicted innovation and success of entrepreneurs in developing... More
Defying Conventional Wisdom: The More You Identify with a Client, the More Skeptical You Are
Innovative Business at Baylor: Owen Brown, assistant professor of Accounting, found that alumni affiliation increases auditor identification, but also increases auditor skepticism. More
Foster Campus Receives Green Good Design Award for Architecture
The Paul L. Foster Campus for Business and Innovation continues to receive recognition from architectural organizations around the world for unparalleled design combined with... More
Baylor Alumnus Blends Up Recipe for Success
“Believe me, it was a risk,” Jeff Richards says. “I decided to go through one last year with my bank, and then I just took the step out." More
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- International Trade Theory Meets Banking
- Spiritual Capital Indicates Business Success in Developing Countries
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HSB Spotlight
In this issue of the Baylor Business Review, we address how ethics and values can and should light the way forward in the business world. More
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