A considerable body of research aims to discriminate between companies with the potential to stem decline, or recover from extremis, from those which will ultimately fail. The literature spans a number of academic disciplines and embraces theorising, case studies and anecdote. Even so much...

As one of the main purposes of financial statements is to provide relevant information for investors, relationships between share prices and accounting variables have been widely researched. Early studies focus mainly on earnings, but attention has turned in recent years to valuation models that...

A number of authors have noted that industrial sector is a significant factor in the design and construction of failure prediction models, suggesting that organisational structures dictate the construction of separate models for different sectors. However, most modellers have been content to...

This paper explores the impact of a variety of contextual factors on the diffusion of six administrative innovations. The paper explores the level importance of 13 contextual factors on decisions(s) to implement (or not) administrative changes. It also examines the level of association between...

The paper explores the relationship between the quality of a company's website and aspects of corporate financial performance. A specialised commercial survey instrument is used to measure the quality of website for listed UK manufacturing companies, which is then compared with financial ratio...