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Developing a National Code of Corporate Governance for Ghana
Research by Southampton Business School academics
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Mergers and innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Professor Carmine Ornaghi led research into the potential detrimental effects of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) on research and development expenditure and innovation output in the pharmaceutical industry.
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New and improved treatments for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
People with IBS are benefiting from better ways to manage their condition
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Helping policymakers understand how people from different communities prepare financially for later life
Professor Athina Vlachantoni examines ethnic differences in pension protection among mid-life and older individuals from minority ethnic communities in the UK.
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Mirror Talkers – eco tips for hairdressers to share with their clients to save time, resources and money
Mirror Talkers – eco tips for hairdressers to share with their clients to save time, resources and money.
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Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC): Uncertainty and Attention Indices
Academics collaborate to create a series of news based cryptocurrency using a big data approach
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Maintaining skin health to improve pressure ulcer prevention in vulnerable patients
Imaging to capture medical device fitting
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Kickstarting small and medium-sized enterprises sustainability reporting internationally
Southampton Business School is leading the way on embedding sustainable accounting practices; using sustainability reporting to assess, measure and generate plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Helping SMEs address digital and sustainability challenges and achieve growth
Professor Ajit Nayak's research on strategic management has helped Small and Medium Enterprises adapt to the changing business environment, creating new strategies and developing new capabilities to stay competitive and achieve growth.
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Understanding how best to treat ADHD: a dual approach
Extensive Southampton-led research that explored the best way to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is having international impact.
