From my study of money managers, and particularly mutual fund managers, those with much larger-than-their normal cash positions miss the relatively easy winnings in the early stages of recovery.

FORBES: Briefing Book: A. Michael Lipper

As one whose duty it is to ensure children are protected from abuse, I would caution my European colleagues to study these issues intensely before adopting their own wide-ranging registries.

ECONOMIST: Protecting children

Now a study from researchers at Stanford University suggests that my concerns may have been well-founded.

FORBES: To Multitask Effectively, Focus on Value Not Volume

This is why a study released Tuesday from the e-commerce intelligence firm Jirafe caught my eye.

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It was during one of those long evenings in my study, while you prowled somewhere in the house, that I recalled an incident from my childhood.

NEWYORKER: History of a Disturbance

In a landmark 1984 study, my colleague Sarnoff Mednick found that children in Denmark who had been adopted from parents with a criminal record were more likely to become criminals in adulthood than were other adopted kids.

WSJ: Neurocriminology: Inside the Criminal Mind