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Recycled fiber creating manufacturing jobs in the U.S., says entrepreneur
November 2, 2011
Former Notre Dame football player Chris Yura talks about founding SustainU
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Doing the right thing can be costly and unfair, says General Mills' sales chief
October 28, 2011
Shawn O’Grady explained the difficulties of living up to his company’s lofty ethical standards
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Sprint top executive to speak at Notre Dame
October 27, 2011
Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, will speak about future trends and careers in his talk at the Mendoza College.
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Beyond Greed, We All Have Blind Spots
October 25, 2011
In this Forbes article, Management Professor Ann Tenbrunsel discusses her book, “Blindspots: Why We Fail to do What’s Right and What to do About it.”
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ND Expert: A response to the Vatican’s call for a global economic authority
October 25, 2011
The Vatican issued a document calling for the gradual creation of an international political authority empowered to regulate financial markets.
Mendoza
Vatican releases ‘strange remedy’ to global financial crisis
October 24, 2011
The following is an excerpt from a National Post article that quotes Father Oliver Williams about the statement released by the Vatican on how to repair the global financial crisis.
Mendoza
Why being a jerk at work pays
October 20, 2011
Management Professor Timothy Judge’s research is cited in The Daily Beast article.
Mendoza
Business Ethics Expert to Speak at Science Museum
October 19, 2011
Management Professor Ann Tenbrunsel discusses the current ethical issues in business leadership and what needs to change in this interview for an NPR affiliate.
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Dix & Eaton appoints Kellie Friery to Vice President
October 18, 2011
Kellie Friery (ND ’01, MSA ’02)
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Google search predicts stock prices
October 18, 2011
Finance professors Paul Gao and Zhi Da found in their research that Google searches for stocks were related to fluctuations in prices.

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Recycled fiber creating manufacturing jobs in the U.S., says entrepreneur
November 2, 2011
Former Notre Dame football player Chris Yura talks about founding SustainU
Main
Doing the right thing can be costly and unfair, says General Mills' sales chief
October 28, 2011
Shawn O’Grady explained the difficulties of living up to his company’s lofty ethical standards
Main
Sprint top executive to speak at Notre Dame
October 27, 2011
Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, will speak about future trends and careers in his talk at the Mendoza College.
Mendoza
Beyond Greed, We All Have Blind Spots
October 25, 2011
In this Forbes article, Management Professor Ann Tenbrunsel discusses her book, “Blindspots: Why We Fail to do What’s Right and What to do About it.”
Main
ND Expert: A response to the Vatican’s call for a global economic authority
October 25, 2011
The Vatican issued a document calling for the gradual creation of an international political authority empowered to regulate financial markets.
Mendoza
Vatican releases ‘strange remedy’ to global financial crisis
October 24, 2011
The following is an excerpt from a National Post article that quotes Father Oliver Williams about the statement released by the Vatican on how to repair the global financial crisis.
Mendoza
Why being a jerk at work pays
October 20, 2011
Management Professor Timothy Judge’s research is cited in The Daily Beast article.
Mendoza
Business Ethics Expert to Speak at Science Museum
October 19, 2011
Management Professor Ann Tenbrunsel discusses the current ethical issues in business leadership and what needs to change in this interview for an NPR affiliate.
Undergrad
Dix & Eaton appoints Kellie Friery to Vice President
October 18, 2011
Kellie Friery (ND ’01, MSA ’02)
Mendoza
Google search predicts stock prices
October 18, 2011
Finance professors Paul Gao and Zhi Da found in their research that Google searches for stocks were related to fluctuations in prices.