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Faculty in the Media
Why free trade is critical ... and so are global trade partnerships
May 7, 2016
With a glance back over the 20th century, it’s readily apparent that several policy decisions had extraordinary global impacts. There were negative ones (the Poland Blitzkreig and the start of World War II by Germany) and positive ones (the post-WWII creation of a new international economic order resulting in cuts in tariffs globally). The human costs of WWII are well known: 15 million…
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Giving Back: A former media executive is changing lives in Paterson
May 3, 2016
Accountancy alum Dan Renaldo, a former NBC executive, volunteers as a mentor at Eva's Village, a social service nonprofit in Paterson, New Jersey. Story by The Record of North New Jersey.
Faculty in the Media
Do successful leaders produce more successful leaders?
April 26, 2016
Assistant management professor Craig Crossland studied the NFL to determine if the so-called “acolyte effect” that makes protégés of successful head coaches successful in turn is real.
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Cancer treatment system wins Notre Dame’s 2016 McCloskey Business Plan Competition
April 19, 2016
A novel platform for delivering cancer treatment drugs was the grand prize winner of the 16th Annual McCloskey Business Plan Competition, an annual competition sponsored by the University of Notre Dame’s Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship…
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Mendoza College ranks No. 2 in Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2016 survey of undergraduate business programs
April 19, 2016
The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business ranked No. 2 out of 114 schools nationwide in the just-released Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of undergraduate business programs.…
Business Ethics
The Ethical Triggers We Don't Notice
April 18, 2016
Ethical decision-making isn’t always as rational as we often think it is. Here’s how subconscious priming can actually make people more ethical.
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Notre Dame student's Boston Marathon run is personal now
April 17, 2016
Mendoza MBA student Elizabeth Sadler runs in honor of her late father and to raise money for cancer research.
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CEO confronts gender in global consumer economy
April 15, 2016
Bridget Brennan, CEO of Female Factor, discussed “Top Trends in Marketing and Selling to Women” at Mendoza.
Faculty in the Media
New anti-inversion rules should reduce but not eliminate incentives to invert
April 12, 2016
“If policymakers are serious about stopping inversion, the preferable long-term solution would be to end U.S. taxation of foreign earnings or lower the U.S. corporate income tax rate,” says, Jim Seida, accounting associate professor.
Faculty in the Media
Report finds racial bias in the bond market against historically black colleges and universities
April 12, 2016
NPR Marketplace highlights research by finance Associate Professor Pengjie Gao.

Showing 2490 of 4726 articles

Faculty in the Media
Why free trade is critical ... and so are global trade partnerships
May 7, 2016
With a glance back over the 20th century, it’s readily apparent that several policy decisions had extraordinary global impacts. There were negative ones (the Poland Blitzkreig and the start of World War II by Germany) and positive ones (the post-WWII creation of a new international economic order resulting in cuts in tariffs globally). The human costs of WWII are well known: 15 million…
Main
Giving Back: A former media executive is changing lives in Paterson
May 3, 2016
Accountancy alum Dan Renaldo, a former NBC executive, volunteers as a mentor at Eva's Village, a social service nonprofit in Paterson, New Jersey. Story by The Record of North New Jersey.
Faculty in the Media
Do successful leaders produce more successful leaders?
April 26, 2016
Assistant management professor Craig Crossland studied the NFL to determine if the so-called “acolyte effect” that makes protégés of successful head coaches successful in turn is real.
Main
Cancer treatment system wins Notre Dame’s 2016 McCloskey Business Plan Competition
April 19, 2016
A novel platform for delivering cancer treatment drugs was the grand prize winner of the 16th Annual McCloskey Business Plan Competition, an annual competition sponsored by the University of Notre Dame’s Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship…
Main
Mendoza College ranks No. 2 in Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2016 survey of undergraduate business programs
April 19, 2016
The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business ranked No. 2 out of 114 schools nationwide in the just-released Bloomberg Businessweek annual ranking of undergraduate business programs.…
Business Ethics
The Ethical Triggers We Don't Notice
April 18, 2016
Ethical decision-making isn’t always as rational as we often think it is. Here’s how subconscious priming can actually make people more ethical.
Main
Notre Dame student's Boston Marathon run is personal now
April 17, 2016
Mendoza MBA student Elizabeth Sadler runs in honor of her late father and to raise money for cancer research.
Main
CEO confronts gender in global consumer economy
April 15, 2016
Bridget Brennan, CEO of Female Factor, discussed “Top Trends in Marketing and Selling to Women” at Mendoza.
Faculty in the Media
New anti-inversion rules should reduce but not eliminate incentives to invert
April 12, 2016
“If policymakers are serious about stopping inversion, the preferable long-term solution would be to end U.S. taxation of foreign earnings or lower the U.S. corporate income tax rate,” says, Jim Seida, accounting associate professor.
Faculty in the Media
Report finds racial bias in the bond market against historically black colleges and universities
April 12, 2016
NPR Marketplace highlights research by finance Associate Professor Pengjie Gao.