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Great News If You Are In A PR Funk

Via Mark, where you can also get the full article…

Headlines from featured stories in Business Week, Fortune, and Forbes were collected for a 20-year period to determine whether positive stories are associated with superior future performance and negative stories are associated with inferior future performance for the featured company. “Superior” and “inferior” were determined in comparison with an index or another company in the same industry and of the same size.

Statistical testing implied that positive stories generally indicate the end of superior performance and negative news generally indicates the end of poor performance.

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  1. By Sam Farrow on July 30th, 2007 at 2:47 pm

    This is awesome.

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