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Faculty in the Media
Finance professor questions how NBA figures found themselves in gambling scandal
Finance professor emeritus Richard Sheehan weighed in on the NBA illegal gambling schemes in a Fox News interview.
Consumer Behavior
Should banks hunt down fraudsters? One study's surprising findings
Research from Notre Dame shows refunding money to customers may not be enough to keep them. They want banks to find the bad guy.
Finance & Markets
New Mendoza Trading Room provides a showcase for finance training
The majority of the new Trading Room’s use will be outside the classroom for project-based learning, industry guest speakers and co-curricular collaboration
Faculty in the Media
As Harvard’s and Yale’s private equity holdings go on sale, buyers can use this technique for 1,000% windfalls. ‘It makes your brain melt’
Finance professor Jason Reed spoke with Fortune about the secondary marketing for private equity stakes as Harvard and Yale offload parts of their portfolios.
Faculty in the Media
Ask the experts: Jason Reed
To gain a deeper understanding of current inflation trends and what they mean for our economy, WalletHub spoke with finance professor Jason Reed.
Finance & Markets
Breaking Down the Wall
Zhi Da’s research shows how fractional trading democratizes stock buying for retail investors.
Faculty in the Media
Consumers will bear the burden of new tariffs: Professor Jason Reed
In an interview with International Finance, Professor Jason Reed discussed a range of topics, including the US economy, the job market, and proposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
Faculty in the Media
South Bend has a variety of local organizations offering free tax preparation services
Emeritus Accountancy Professor Ken Milani co-authored an article with tips on locating free income tax preparation services for qualifying individuals and families in the Michiana area.
Faculty in the Media
Inflation is heating up again, putting pressure on Trump to cool it on tariffs
"Following the release of the latest inflation data, markets have a stronger conviction that the Fed will again hold rates steady when it meets in March," said finance teaching professor Jason Reed in an op-ed for The Conversation.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s opening tariff salvo will hurt US consumers − following through on Canada, Mexico threats will increase the price pain
"In theory, new tariffs could encourage foreign businesses to invest in the U.S. and make more stuff on American soil," Jason Reed, associate teaching professor of finance, said in an op-ed for The Conversation.