Gu, Feng Ph.D.

State University of New York at Buffalo, Assistant Professor of Accounting and Law 2005–ongoing

Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, Assistant Professor of Accounting 1997–2005

Editorial review board of Journal of Intellectual Capital

Ad reviewer for more than ten journals in accounting, finance, and economics

Invited discussants at academic conferences

Regular reviewer for annual and section conferences of the American Accounting Association

Courses:

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Publication:

Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Economics,

Best Paper Award at the 2005 JAAF/KPMG Foundation Conference) 2005. Innovation, future earnings, and market efficiency. Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance 20(4): 385–418
Lead article and the 5th Most Read article on the journal’s website for 24 months since publication: With Wang, W. 2005. Intangible assets, information complexity, and analysts’ earnings forecasts. Journal of Business Finance and Accounting 32(9/10): 1673–1702

With B. Lev, B. 2011. Overpriced Shares, Ill-Advised Acquisitions, and Goodwill Impairment. The Accounting Review, forthcoming
With B. Lev, B. 2011. Intangible Assets: Measurement, Drivers, and Usefulness. In Managing Knowledge Assets and Business Value Creation in Organizations: Measures and dynamics. USA & UK: IGI Global.
With J. Li, J. 2010. “The Value-relevance of Advertising: Evidence from Pharmaceutical Industry” Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance (Vol. 24,No. 1): 85–120.
with Li, J. 2008. “Matching Words with Action: The Effect of Management Stock Trading Decision on Investors’ Judgment of Disclosure Credibility” Investor Relations Update (December): 8–10.
with Green, J. 2008. An examination of management choices in the reporting of goodwill impairment” FSR Forum, August: 15–21.
2008. Discussion—The value-relevance of changes in financial leverage beyond growth in Assets and GAAP earnings. Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance 22(2): 223–231.
2008. “Bad news for goodwill write downs. Compliance Week, June (interview-based article).
with Li, J. 2007. The credibility of voluntary disclosure and insider stock transactions. Journal of Accounting Research 45(4): 771–810.

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