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In 1982, product tampering caused seven deaths of people who took the painkiller, Tylenol. Speaker John R. Mullen will talk about how maker Johnson & Johnson handled the crisis.
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It’s crucial for businesses to anticipate demand in order to manage their inventory, but too often, they rely on outdated tools or models. Finance Professor Barry Keating discusses the mistakes businesses often make, and how they can improve forecasts.
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November 2009, South Bend Tribune quotes finance major, Matt Dabaco, on E-Society
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Entrepreneurs have an opportunity to win up to a total of $40,000 in cash prizes during the 2009-10 Notre Dame Business Plan Competition, hosted by the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Notre Dame.
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Finance Professor Jeffrey Bergstrand was quoted in an Associated Press story about whether the job market is recovering. Bergstrand said that although there are positive signs, corporations are still in the cost-cutting mode.
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Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens presented his energy plan to an audience of 600-plus at a Notre Dame town hall meeting on Oct. 26.
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A year ago, business failures began erupting across our economy. And in the ensuing months, thousands lost jobs and their hopes for a stable future. Homes were foreclosed, factories shut down. And the pain felt by American households has been deep.
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October 2009, Reuters.com mentions the Mendoza College of Business MBA ranking in the Aspen Institute’s Beyond Grey Pinstripes survey
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The Notre Dame MBA program earned a No. 5 spot on the Aspen Institute’s Beyond Grey Pinstripes ranking. The ranking measures a school’s integration of social, environmental and ethical issues into its curriculum.
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Students in Management Professor James S. O’Rourke’s Corporate Communication class analyze ethical and reputational issues.