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Finance professor Benjamin Golez was quoted by CBS News in an article about execs and insiders taking advantage of the Reddit trading frenzy to sell their corporate stocks at a profit.
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“From the data that we have, we can’t definitely say that companies are strategically sitting on recalls,” said Kaitlin Wowak, a professor of information technology, analytics and operations in an interview with the Academic Times.
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Not all of these downloaders wanted to wring trading intelligence out of these texts, said finance professor Tim Loughran, in a Quartz piece. "Many are programmers searching for meaty data sets and documents on which they can train their algorithms."
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“She’s a moderate and a centrist,” said Jeffrey Bergstrand, a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame and a former Fed economist, in a USA Today piece.
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Research by marketing professor Emily Garbinsky reveals that people almost always consider themselves to be more responsible with their money than they are in reality.
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C4ISRNET published an opinion piece co-written by IT, Analytics and Operations professor Scott Nestler about the role artificial intelligence will play at nearly every level of national security in the years ahead
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Mike Chapple, a former National Security Agency official and an information technology professor at the University of Notre Dame, said in a CNN Business piece the attackers were likely looking for potential security vulnerabilities in Microsoft products that they could exploit to gain access to users of those products.
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“Intruders can search the source code for software flaws that they might exploit, adding new weapons to their cyberwarfare arsenal,” Mike Chapple said in a Washington Post article. Chapple is a teaching professor of information technology at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business and a former computer scientist with the National Security Agency.
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Cyber security expert and professor of IT, Analytics and Operations Mike Chapple was interviewed by Ars Technica about the Russian-backed hacker group's attack on public and private organizations.
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If the FTC and states are going to argue successfully for the breakup of Facebook, they're going to have to show that there has been some identifiable harm according to James Otteson, a professor of business ethics at the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame.