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  <category>In the Media</category>
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  <title>Bloomberg: Badly Behaved CEOs Hired as ‘Distressed Assets' Are No Bargain</title>
  <pubDate>08/28/2026</pubDate>
  <description>A paper co-authored by Amy Baker, professor of psychology, was cited to explain why, with limited visibility into how a company is actually managed, investors use whatever information is available to judge its leadership, including how a CEO conducts their private life.</description>
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  <external_link>https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2026-08-25/l3harris-should-ve-known-ceos-who-behave-badly-are-a-huge-risk</external_link>
  <author>amy-baker</author>
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  <tags>
    <tag>year-2026</tag>
    <tag>news-in-the-media</tag>
    <tag>month-august</tag>
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