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Market Structure and Investor BehaviorNewOpenAlex2026-10-21

Early-Career Funding Allocation and Cumulative Advantage in Scientific Careers: A Mathematical Model and Empirical AnalysisEarly-Career Research Funding and Cumulative Advantage in Scientific Careers: A Mathematical Model and Empirical AnalysisYuhei YamaguchiThe study presents a cumulative advantage model showing that receiving research funding early in one’s career leads to a research-performance advantage that continues to widen, even after accounting for differences in talent and graduate school attended. Using panel data on approximately 40,000 Japanese researchers across 8 fields, it reports that the advantage enjoyed by initial fellowship recipients is statistically significant and continues to grow more than 10 years later.

ThemesIncreasing R&D Personnel and Strengthening the Development Structure+2 more

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

29/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Practicality62

All seven categories

Disclosure & Text AnalysisTechnical Research Group Materials, Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence2026-10-06

Assessing Japanese Companies’ Risk of Dividend Cuts Using Dividend Policy TextAssessing the Risk of Dividend Cuts at Japanese Companies Using Dividend Policy TextTakase Aoi (高瀬蒼生) · Takano Kaito (高野海斗) · Harada Haruki (原田春貴)Dividend policy statements in Japanese companies’ securities reports and other filings were analyzed using BERT to predict dividend cuts in the following period. In evaluations covering 2021–2023, BERT’s PR-AUC varied by sample and year, reaching 0.2388 in 2023, for example, with results exceeding those of benchmark models in some cases.

ThemesRisk of dividend cuts or suspension due to deteriorating performance+1 more

Overall scoreThin

42/ 100

Strongest

Relevance to the Japanese Market83

Novelty67

All seven categories

Macro & Monetary PolicyarXiv2026-09-11

Did sanctions on Russia backfire? The macroeconomic effects of support for Ukraine on prices and economic growth across countriesDo Sanctions Backfire? New Evidence on the Macroeconomic Effects of Supporting UkraineVicente Rios · Izaskun Barba · Lisa GianmoenaUsing data from 129 countries over 2000–2024, the study distinguishes between the 2014 sanctions and the 2022 escalation, estimating the difference between sanctions-participating countries and their counterfactuals. From 2022 onward, the gap in consumer prices in participating countries widened by 0.072 log points, or approximately 7.5%, relative to 2019–2021, while no robust evidence was found of losses in real GDP per capita.

ThemesFinancial and business cost burden from higher interest rates, prices and wages+6 more

Overall scoreTypical

53/ 100

Strongest

Macro Relevance100

Practicality70

All seven categories

Credit and BondsOpenAlex2026-08-27

Financial Security Framework for Ukrainian Agricultural Holdings During Wartime: Assessment Methods and Risk ManagementFINANCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM OF UKRAINIAN AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS UNDER WARTIME CONDITIONS: ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY AND RISK MANAGEMENTNina Poyda-NosykThis study developed a financial security assessment framework comprising 20 indicators across four areas for large agricultural holdings operating during wartime: financial stability; liquidity and solvency; profitability and efficiency; and access to financing and market position. Applied to 2019–2024 data for Kernel Holding, MHP and Astarta, the framework showed that FSI fell to 1.9–2.7 in 2022 before recovering in 2023–2024, with the industry’s average FSI reaching 3.3.

ThemesBusiness Uncertainty Stemming from Protectionist Trade Policies and Geopolitical Conditions+4 more

SectorsFishery, Agriculture and Forestry

Overall scoreThin

30/ 100

Strongest

Practicality50

Macro Relevance50

All seven categories

Corporate governance and capital policyarXiv2026-08-26

The Dynamic Trade-offs of Dual-Class Shares: Founder Incentives and Private Benefits of ControlThe Dynamic Trade-Off of Dual-Class SharesHyunseob Kim · Doron Levit · Roni MichaelyUsing a 1971–2022 panel of U.S. dual-class companies, the study finds that firm value, measured by Tobin’s q, rises by 0.21 in the year following a change from single-class to dual-class shares, while the valuation gap nearly disappears after about 10 years. By contrast, innovation, measured by patent citations, increases persistently. In mature companies, private benefits of control expand, making investment less responsive to opportunities.

ThemesControlling Shareholder Structure Led by the Founder's Family+3 more

Overall scoreThin

41/ 100

Strongest

Novelty100

Empirical Rigor67

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorarXiv2026-08-25

How Does Exposure to Natural Disaster Risk Affect Choice of Employment? A Time-Dependent Trade-Off Between Salary and Hazard RiskHow does hazard exposure influence job choice? Evaluating time-dependent tradeoffs between salary and hazard risksRichard Bernknopf · Leila Gonzales · Christpher KeaneU.S. participants evaluated 16 job offers incorporating salary, crime risk, and natural disaster risk in a four-round sequential screening experiment. In an extended Cox model, the effects of salary and crime risk remained stable, while natural disaster risk initially encouraged participants to screen out jobs but later shifted to a neutral or accepting effect.

ThemesStrengthening the BCP, Employee Safety and Cyber Crisis Response Framework+1 more

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

20/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Macro Relevance25

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorarXiv2026-08-24

Identification and Inference of Causal Effects Between Extreme Events Accounting for Heterogeneous Tail Distributions and Latent ConfoundingIdentification and Inference for Causal Effects in Extremes under General ConditionsLisa Leimenstoll · Melanie SchienleThis paper presents a theory and estimation method for identifying and testing the causal direction of extreme values in heavy-tailed variables using the Causal Tail Coefficient (CTC). The method can help identify causal direction even when tail heaviness differs across variables. However, standard CTC cannot identify causal direction in the presence of heavy-tailed confounders, so the paper proposes a confounding-adjusted CTC. Applications to simulated, climate and financial data detected causal relationships between extreme values that are difficult to find from average dependence.

ThemesBusiness and Financial Impact of Global Economic and Financial Market Fluctuations+3 more

SectorsSecurities and Commodity Futures+2 more

Overall scoreThin

31/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Macro Relevance50

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorOpenAlex2026-08-19

Automated Electoral Reform Systems, National Security, and Democratic Sustainability in NigeriaAutomated Electoral Reform Systems, National Security, and Democratic Sustainability in Nigeria: Reassessing the Electoral Integrity NexusSabo Okonu · Hope Chinenyenwa Nwaigwe · Odo Christopher UbaUsing an analysis of academic literature and official sources covering Nigeria’s Fourth Republic from 1999 to 2023, this study examines the relationship between electoral integrity, national security, and democratic sustainability. While automation, including biometric identification, voter accreditation, and result-viewing systems, improved identity verification and the transparency of results, issues involving technical failures, cybersecurity, institutional capacity, and legal interpretation remained in the 2023 elections.

ThemesDeterioration of Information Integrity and Service Availability Due to Cyberattacks+3 more

SectorsInformation and Communications

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

24/ 100

Strongest

Practicality60

Novelty33

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorarXiv2026-08-17

Targeting Employment Support to Job Seekers’ Cognitive Biases: A Randomized Experiment in FranceTargeting Support Using Job Seekers' Biases: A Randomized ExperimentBruno Crépon · Aurélien Frot · Christophe GaillacA study of 52,465 job seekers registered with France’s public employment service compared recommendations encouraging them to broaden their occupational choices with a motivational intervention designed to increase job-search effort and desired wages. The latter was effective for pessimistic job seekers, increasing time spent searching by 0.9 hours per week and raising the probability of reemployment within 12 months by 2.2 percentage points. Occupational recommendations increased applications among optimistic job seekers, but did not clearly improve reemployment outcomes.

ThemesLabor Shortages and Strengthening Organizational Management Systems+2 more

SectorsServices

Overall scoreAlmost nothing

29/ 100

Strongest

Novelty67

Practicality40

All seven categories

Market Structure and Investor BehaviorarXiv2026-08-17

The Information Value of Skill Credentials in the Generative AI Era: Kaggle’s Evaluation System and Medal ObsolescenceStranded credentials: how a skill-signaling market absorbed generative AISong YaoUsing Kaggle’s 2010–2026 archive, the study examines how well medal credentials predict performance on subsequent hidden tests, based on 444,698 participation records. The predictive power of medals was concentrated almost entirely in the first year after they were earned. The information content of medal holdings in upload-based competitions fell by 82% in the AI era, but half to three-quarters of that decline was explained by medal obsolescence resulting from the discontinuation of the competition format, rather than by AI.

ThemesRisk of securing and developing AI and data talent+3 more

Overall scoreThin

35/ 100

Strongest

Empirical Rigor83

Novelty67

All seven categories

Disclosure & Text AnalysisarXiv2026-08-14

Human Capital Disruptions and Idiosyncratic Risk Disclosed in Earnings CallsDisclosed Human-Capital Disruption and Firm-Specific RiskAng ZhangA context-dependent model extracted human capital disruptions, including hiring difficulties, employee turnover, rising wages, workforce restructuring and management changes, from earnings call transcripts. In annual data, a 1-standard-deviation increase in the measure was associated with a 0.55-percentage-point increase in idiosyncratic volatility, a 0.58-percentage-point increase in downside deviation and a 0.46-percentage-point deterioration in the worst monthly return.

ThemesIncrease in labor and recruitment costs due to labor shortages and population decline+2 more

Overall scoreThin

41/ 100

Strongest

Empirical Rigor67

Novelty67

All seven categories

Disclosure & Text AnalysisarXiv2026-08-14

When Is Financial News Priced into Stock Prices? Evidence from U.S. Equities Using LLM-Based Event Classification and Placebo AdjustmentBuy the Rumor, Sell the News: When Is News Priced In?Alireza Kargarzadeh · Nariman Khaledian · Navid ParviniThe study classifies approximately 4.57 million financial news items into 17 event types and analyzes beta-adjusted abnormal returns before and after the news for 1.68 million stock-day events covering approximately 3,000 stocks. Directional stock-price movements concentrate around the publication date. When rumors are present, the news is almost fully priced in on the rumor date, while placebo-adjusted results show that quantitative fundamental news continues to have an effect and soft, story-driven news subsequently reverses.

ThemesDisclosure of Historical Sales and Profit Results+2 more

Overall scoreTypical

56/ 100

Strongest

Applicability to Systematic Strategies100

Novelty100

All seven categories

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This company's documents

Filings

2026-08-06Semiannual Report
2026-03-19Annual Securities Report
2025-08-07Semiannual Report
2025-03-25Annual Securities Report

Timely disclosures

2026-09-28Notice of the Publication of a Corporate Research Report by FISCO Ltd.
2026-09-24Notice Regarding the Acquisition of Shares in Work Prime Contract Co., Ltd. (Making It a Subsidiary)
2026-09-08Notice of the publication of a Logmi Finance transcript of the briefing on financial results for institutional investors for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026
2026-08-31Notice of the Release of a Video of the Online Financial Results Briefing for the Second Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending December 2026
2026-08-06Supplementary Explanatory Materials for the Second Quarter Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending December 2026
2026-08-06Financial Results for the Second Quarter (Interim Period) of the Fiscal Year Ending December 2026 (Japanese GAAP, Non-Consolidated)
2026-08-03The number of KITARO service subscriptions has surpassed 10,000
2026-07-30Our Representative Yokota (横田) Appeared as a Guest on RadioNIKKEI's “Focus on This Company! The Market’s God of Fortune”
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Threads

2026-09-24Expanding order-taking capacity through IT talent and business partners
2026-09-24Expanding business scale and diversifying revenue sources through M&A
2026-09-24Strengthening the Business Development Structure and Consolidation into the IT Services Business
2026-08-06Achieving the medium-term business plan
2026-08-06Turning changes in the digital society into business opportunities
2026-08-06Raising awareness of cloud services and acquiring new contracts
2026-08-06The software investment environment and its impact on IT investment
2026-08-06Results for the cumulative third quarter of fiscal 2020
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Data sources

Filings19

Period2020 — 2026

Price15-min delay

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