Wei Jiang - Revision history

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Reaganaut: New page: '''Wei Jiang''' is a professor at Columbia Business School. His research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks. Category:Professors

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New page: '''Wei Jiang''' is a professor at Columbia Business School. His research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks. Category:Professors

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'''Wei Jiang''' is a professor at [[Columbia Business School]]. His research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.

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-'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. She got a [[BA]] and [[MA]] in economics at Fudan University, China, and an [[MA]] and [[PhD]] at the [[University of Chicago]]. Jiang teaches mostly corporate finance courses. Her research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.
+'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. She got a [[BA]] and [[MA]] in economics at Fudan University, China, and an [[MA]] and [[PhD]] at the [[University of Chicago]]. Jiang teaches mostly [[Corporate Finance]] courses. Her research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.
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	'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. She got a [[BA]] and [[MA]] in economics at Fudan University, China, and an [[MA]] and [[PhD]] at the [[University of Chicago]]. Jiang teaches mostly corporate finance courses. Her research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.		'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. She got a [[BA]] and [[MA]] in economics at Fudan University, China, and an [[MA]] and [[PhD]] at the [[University of Chicago]]. Jiang teaches mostly corporate finance courses. Her research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.

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-'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. His research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.
+'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. She got a [[BA]] and [[MA]] in economics at Fudan University, China, and an [[MA]] and [[PhD]] at the [[University of Chicago]]. Jiang teaches mostly corporate finance courses. Her research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.
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		+	'''Wei Jiang''' is the Sidney Taurel Associate Professor of Business at [[Columbia Business School]]. His research shows that firms confronted by hedge fund activists tend to outperform other stocks.

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