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Faculty in the Media
"Peloton's numerous product safety issues — especially those associated with reports of severe injuries — may have a large negative impact on consumer confidence in their products moving forward," said Kaitlin Wowak, recall specialist and professor at Mendoza College of Business, in a CBS News piece.
Faculty in the Media
CFO Dive covered a study by Mendoza College of Business' Jessica Watkins, assistant professor of accountancy, which found companies seek to deflect from bad news by publishing unrelated press releases on the same day
Faculty in the Media
ASU published a piece about research co-authored by Mendoza College of Business management professor Jason Colquitt. The article suggests strategies for moving forward when you’re dwelling on what might have been.
Faculty in the Media
Accounting Today covered research by assistant professor of accountancy Jessica Watkins which found that companies often issue press releases on unrelated topics to disguise bad news.
Consumer Behavior
Marketing professor Joel Urbany co-authored an article for the American Marketing Association talking about their research into how competition actually encourages deceptive pricing.
Faculty in the Media
IT, Analytics, and Operation professor Corey Angst and tech ethics professor Warren von Eschenbach discuss the future of AI at Notre Dame in a WNDU podcast.
Faculty in the Media
Research by John Costello, assistant professor of marketing, examining consumer response to oddly spelled company names was featured by Management Today.
Consumer Behavior
A study by marketing professor John Costello, covered by the Wall Street Journal, found if consumers think it’s a marketing gimmick, it could backfire,
Faculty in the Media
The Observer wrote a piece about Mendoza alum Thom Browne's talk on the business of fashion in the Jordan Auditorium. Brown said that to be successful, you have to be your own best advocate.
Faculty in the Media
"Our study shows that even people whose lives are objectively horrible can make meaning of their situation and be satisfied. We can all learn ways to similarly look at our lives through different lenses," management professor Dean Shepherd said in a Phys.Org piece.