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Business Ethics
The tweet potentially could alienate Jeff Bezos and other business leaders who are critical for creating jobs, ethics professor Joe Holt says in a CNBC commentary.
Business Ethics
Research by accountancy professor Jeffrey Burks (FIN '97) suggests that companies that fire auditors after the second quarter may have something to hide.
Leadership & Workplace Dynamics
The Catholic Leadership Institute is a management training program for higher education professionals that has been internationalized to serve those working in former Soviet bloc countries.
Faculty in the Media
Jeffrey Bergstrand, an expert on international trade, says the sale of AM General in South Bend to a Chinese corporation is an example of an increasingly global economy.
Business Ethics
In this CNBC commentary, ethics professor Joseph Holt says the next Uber CEO needs intelligence, energy and, especially, integrity.
Faculty in the Media
CNBC commentary by management and organization professor Craig Crossland.
Main
Academic milestones, student body celebrations, alumni and faculty success stories — these are the ways the Mendoza College of Business measures a year. And by all accounts, the 2016-2017 academic year was one of great moments. Here’s a look back… …
Faculty in the Media
Finance professor Martijn Cremers says stock pickers mimicking the index is part of the reason many active funds fail to beat their benchmarks.
Business Ethics
In this CNBC commentary, management associate teaching professor Joseph Holt says Uber requires effective leadership based on competence and character.
Business Ethics
A company can be aggressive yet have strong values, says business ethics professor Joseph Holt.