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TikTok is among scores of mobile apps to share or make available private information about their users with third parties, said Tech Ethics professor Kirsten Martin in a Wall Street Journal piece.
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Finance professor Robert Battalio was quoted in an article about the boom in trading, driven by everyday traders' interest in equity options and how it benefits large brokerage firms.
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The South Bend Tribune covered JIFFI, a student startup that offers short-term loans with low interest and flexible payments. Board member and management professor Jessica McManus Warnell said it is about a connection with the community. “The students are doing great work to help people.”
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WFYI interviewed marketing professor Vamsi Kanuri on his research into whether political leanings influence views on government laws and restrictions. Kanuri's interview starts around the 30 minute mark in the podcast.
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Fund managers help brokerage firms in times of distress to uphold their part of a “quid pro quo” relationship, according to research by University of Notre Dame finance professors Benjamin Golez and Rafael Zambrana.
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Management professor James O'Rourke joined ABC57 News live Monday morning via Zoom to talk about the companies who are changing brands based on racial stereotypes, including Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's, Eskimo Pie and Cream of Wheat.
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Comments by Management & Organization professor James O'Rourke were featured in a Reuters piece about brands built on racist stereotypes, such as Quaker's Aunt Jemima.
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Finance professor and former Federal Reserve economist Jeffrey Bergstrand was quoted by more than a dozen news outlets, cautioning that ending the unemployment benefits would mean less money in millions of consumers’ pockets and likely less economic activity as a result.
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According to management professor James O'Rourke the name change from Quaker Oats likely signals a much-needed brand update other companies will follow.
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“The reputation of that brand, now more than 130 years old, was built on a racial and cultural stereotype that is widely regarded as offensive,” said management professor James O’Rourke in pieces by AP News, New York Times and 20 other news outlets.