PR Cycle is the first and only Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution to help PR and IR professionals quickly research press releases. PR Cycle is powered by an iMiners proprietary reference library of over 450,000 press releases issued by over 6,500 publicly traded companies, and growing at the rate of 750 releases daily. Each press release is categorized and indexed into one of
ten major categories and 69 subcategories for quick search.
The Reference library can be searched By Category, By Subcategory, By Company, By Your Portfolio, By Your Industry, or By Date Range and further distilled by Keyword search. Relevant press releases can be found within seconds, eliminating the need to visit multiple websites or search engines during research. Stock Change data shows you how a company’s stock price changed on the date of any release, and stock charts plot a company’s press releases to provide deeper context and insight. Lastly, PR Comps allows you to benchmark one company against up to 3 other companies to review historical press release data, including how many releases have been issued per month, and under which category.
Anna Scherbina is the Assistant Professor of Finance, Graduate School of Management, UC Davis
Prior to that, she worked at Harvard Business School. Professor Scherbina’s research is concerned with investment management, behavioral finance and empirical asset pricing. Most recently, she has studied why even seemingly sophisticated mutual fund managers may irrationally hold on to stocks that have decreased in value.
Dr. Paul Griffin is a Professor of Management at the Graduate School of Management, UC Davis.
Griffin is an internationally recognized specialist in
the areas of accounting, financial valuation and the role of information in
security markets. He has published extensively in leading accounting and
finance journals, and has written research monographs for the Financial
Accounting Standards Board and case books on corporate financial reporting
According to a recent study of influential accounting articles, Griffin is
among the top 20 scholars who have the highest citations of their research
since 1976, and among the top 10 who have published two or more "classic"
accounting articles since that date.
Some of his recent publications are as follows: