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Faculty in the Media
International economics expert Jeffrey Bergstrand is concerned about President Trump's focus on protectionism.
Alumni Impact
Christa LeeVan has one of the most interesting jobs at Notre Dame, as it takes her to all four corners of the world, and allows her to meet alumni from a wide variety of industries and backgrounds. Christa is the Travel Program Director for the Notre Dame Alumni Association! The Mendoza Graduate Alumni Relations Department recently asked her to share a little bit about some of the highlights of this program…
Faculty in the Media
Accountancy Professor Brad Badertscher found that private-equity backed companies can slash their tax rates by more than half by deducting interest on loans. His 2010 study is quoted in this New York Post story.
Business Ethics
Mendoza's signature annual lecture series, Ten Years Hence, will focus on the topic of the “Climate of Opportunity,” considering the implications of climate change for innovators, designers and entrepreneurs.
Business Ethics
Even if stock splits are likely on the way out, they are not irrelevant, according to research by finance professors Robert Battalio and Shane Corwin.
Analytics & Technology
Make automobile software open to the public, writes Timothy Carone in this opinion piece for CNBC.
Student Life
MBA candidates collaborate with DuSable Museum of African American History
Consumer Behavior
Men are less likely to deviate from gender norms because there are usually harsher punishments when they do, according to research by James Wilkie.
Faculty in the Media
In this article for TheStreet.com, James O'Rourke IV, teaching professor of managment, discusses the potential fate of the USPS without its governors.
Analytics & Technology
In this column for Crux.com, teaching professor Timothy Carone explains why driverless cars and other advances in artificial intelligence should be of concern to Catholic leadership.