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IR papers: Future is bright for corporate Twitter jockeys
A roundup of academic research from the world of IR studies
Companies often avoid disclosing bad news through social media, but a new study reveals that posting modestly disappointing earnings results on Twitter can actually dampen a negative price reaction. The effect is strongest for firms with the highest retail ownership.
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