Boston College Carroll School

Research by prof Cheng Jiang found that narcissistic CEOs are prone to riskier, less profitable insider trades, driven by their inflated egos. Featured in @FT the study highlights how unchecked egos can have significant hidden costs for companies. https://t.co/fC96DbE9Nx https://t.co/t02wGBntW0

Before Alicia Munnell retired from @RetirementRsrch last month, she handed the reins to Andrew Eschtruth. The new director told @BostonGlobe he “wants to dig further into the topics of long-term care and expansion of workplace-based retirement plans.” https://t.co/aUoYuT9hWE

Read more about how CSOM alum Mike Ascione '93 and his wife Kate Hogan Ascione, LSEHD ’93, co-chairs of the Board of Regents, are invested in helping BC “be the best it can be.” https://t.co/3gJofz7uIi https://t.co/WEKrwwZXao

After 56 years at BC, prof David Twomey ’62, JD ’68, is retiring. A renowned labor law expert, Twomey was committed to students and campus initiatives. “His teaching to legions of BC undergraduates embodies ‘Ever to Excel.” Dean Andy Boynton told BC News.https://t.co/OHyfNOBRLG

In his new book, prof Henrik Hagtvedt examines the important role that buyers, dealers, and collectors play in shaping the art market. “Art is a central aspect of human societies, yet few people know how the art market functions,” he told BC News. https://t.co/YyXO1mQWm2 https://t.co/VJpVI1kCy3

A @RetirementRsrch study found that family caregivers favor cash payments over future benefits to ease financial challenges. Highlighted by @Forbes, the findings underscore economic pressures caregivers face and their need for immediate support.https://t.co/SdJcqNHdpu