P-ISSN 1081-8510
E-ISSN 2380-1751
Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2019June 27, 2019 CDT
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From Start-Up to Acquisition: Implications of Financial Investment Trends for Small to Medium-Sized High-Tech Enterprises
From Start-Up to Acquisition: Implications of Financial Investment Trends for Small to Medium-Sized High-Tech Enterprises
Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2019
Vol. 29, Issue 2, 2019
- Do Management Control Systems Stifle Innovation in Small Firms? A Mediation ApproachWhitney O PeakeDennis Barber IIIAmy McMilanDawn L BoltonLeanne Coder
- From Start-Up to Acquisition: Implications of Financial Investment Trends for Small to Medium-Sized High-Tech EnterprisesKristin C IrwinCollin M GilstrapPaul L DrnevichChance M Tudor
- Internal Audit Outsourcing in Small Organizations: An Exploratory StudyAudrey N ScarlataSarah GarvenBrandon VagnerTammy Bahmanziari
- In the Interest of Small Business’ Cost of Debt: A Matter of CSR DisclosureTimothy C. DunneGarrett A. McBrayer
- The Liquidity Impact of Insider Trading on Small and Medium Size EnterprisesValeriya V PosylnayaBrandon N ClineJoshua R Aaron
Irwin, K. C., Gilstrap, C. M., Drnevich, P. L., & Tudor, C. M. (2019). From start-up to acquisition: Implications of financial investment trends for small- to medium-sized high-tech enterprises. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 29(2), 22–43.