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"What is it about location?" published in the July issue of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal by Kirsten Martin, a technology ethics professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, showed that people are nuanced about how their location is tracked.
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“While TikTok is being singled out in this executive order, their data collection and sharing practices are fairly standard in the industry,” said Kirsten Martin, a professor on technology ethics at the University of Notre Dame’s business school. “In fact, many fitness apps were banned from use in the military for tracking location data, but we did not ban them from all U.S. citizens.”
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The United States Postal Service is disputing bipartisan complaints that it might not be prepared to process the millions of ballots voters are expected to cast by mail this fall, but according to management professor James O'Rourke O’Rourke, the USPS is in dire financial circumstances, and within a year, it could run out of funds to pay workers and buy fuel for trucks.
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Finance professor Jason Reed warned, "Right now, the American economy is speeding toward a fiscal cliff," in an ABC Australia article.
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Management Professor James O'Rourke was quoted by the Morning Call, saying a further loss of business could mean the end for the Postal Service, whose leaders predict it will run out of money by next spring.
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Forbes quoted Finance Professor and Economist Jason Reed who said, “If you really wanted to jumpstart the economy, it would take at least $600-per-week in federal unemployment insurance.”
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"Not only do we need Americans to take serious action preventing the spread of the disease, but we also need Congress to agree on another stimulus package and quickly," Finance Professor and Economist Jason Reed said in a New York Times piece.
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The pandemic has revealed the extent to which domestic companies rely on foreign suppliers, which may be risky in industries like pharmaceuticals, said IT, Analytics and Operations Kaitlin Wowak in a New York Times article.
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Finance professor Richard Sheehan was interviewed by Inside Indiana about the proposed team name change, stating that that Washington's decision could leader to greater profits for the team and the league in the long term.
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IT, Analytics and Operations professor and cybersecurity expert Mike Chapple wrote an op-ed for CNN about hackers who used famous Twitter accounts to solicit Bitcoins.